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    • Control Theory
    • Robotics

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    • To address the limited adjustability of ZNN convergence speed.
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    • To solve the dynamic matrix inversion problem with adjustable convergence.

    Main Methods:

    • Designed a well-designed activation function (WDAF).
    • Developed a robust predefined-time convergence ZNN (RPTCZNN) model based on WDAF.
    • Theoretically validated convergence time bounds in noisy and noiseless environments.

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    • The RPTCZNN model demonstrated adjustable convergence speed.
    • Simulations confirmed the model's effectiveness for dynamic matrix inversion across various dimensions.
    • The model showed superior convergence and robustness in robotic manipulator tracking control.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed RPTCZNN model overcomes limitations of traditional ZNNs by offering adjustable convergence speed.
    • The model is effective for dynamic matrix inversion and robotic control tasks.
    • The WDAF is crucial for achieving predefined-time convergence and robustness.