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A Protocol for Real-time 3D Single Particle Tracking
Published on: January 3, 2018
Point-to-Point Learning Tracking Control via Fading Communication Using Reference Update Strategy
Abstract:
The networked structure has attracted significant attention due to high demand for industrial systems and rapid developments of network communication. Among various network randomness, fading is a common phenomenon, which can lead to signal attenuation, distortion, loss, and interference. This study concentrates on the point-to-point tracking problem via fading communications by proposing a reference update strategy. Using this strategy, the tracking performance is continuously improved even with faded information as the number of iterations increases. A learning control scheme is established and proved convergent in both mean-square and almost-sure senses under mild conditions. The convergence rate is accelerated by introducing the virtual reference compared with the traditional update approach. Illustrative simulations verify the theoretical results.
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