Asymptotical tracking control for the complex network based on the dynamic topology
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Juanxia Zhao1, Yinhe Wang1, Peitao Gao2
1School of Automation, Guangdong University of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong, 510006, PR China.
Abstract:
A tracking control scheme is proposed for complex dynamic network (CDN), where the CDN is regarded wholly as a dynamic composite system which consists of two mutually coupled subsystems. One subsystem consists of all nodes and the other consists of all links, and consider the weights of the links to be state variables in the latter subsystem. There are two parts in the structure of the proposed tracking control scheme: the designed controller of nodes and the synthesis of the coupling term in links. These two parts can guarantee two subsystems to asymptotically track the given reference targets, respectively. This approach originates from the communication transmission network (CTN). In CTN, for the network optimization management, the reference network topology (NT), such as the star topology, is required as a target for tracking in communication transmission (links) when each node in network needs to track its own target. The control scheme provided of this paper coincides with above requirement. And finally, a comparative simulation example is given for illustrating the effectiveness of the provided control scheme.
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