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    • Ingeniería de sistemas de control
    • La robótica
    • Aprendizaje automático

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    • El control de seguimiento para sistemas de retroalimentación estricta con dinámica desconocida es un desafío.
    • Los métodos existentes a menudo se basan en modelos y supuestos en línea, lo que limita su aplicabilidad.
    • Existe la necesidad de estrategias de control basadas en datos que eludan la identificación de modelos en línea.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Proponer un enfoque de control de retroceso basado en datos (DBC, por sus siglas en inglés) para sistemas de retroalimentación estricta con dinámica desconocida.
    • Abordar el problema de la explosión de complejidad en DBC a través de un método de control dinámico de superficie (DDSC) basado en datos.
    • Validar la eficacia de las estrategias de control basadas en datos propuestas.

    Principales métodos:

    • Desarrolló un controlador de retorno de ecuaciones de Lyapunov en tiempo continuo basado en datos que utiliza datos fuera de línea.
    • Propuso un enfoque de control dinámico de superficies basado en datos (DDSC) utilizando un LMI basado en datos.
    • Estabilidad exponencial semi-global asegurada y sistemas de error semi-globalmente uniformemente limitados en última instancia (UUB).

    Principales resultados:

    • El enfoque de control de retroceso basado en datos (DBC) identificó con éxito dinámicas desconocidas a partir de datos fuera de línea.
    • El control dinámico de superficie basado en datos (DDSC) mitigó el problema de la explosión de complejidad.
    • Tanto DBC como DDSC demostraron estabilidad exponencial semiglobal y sistemas de error UUB semiglobal.

    Conclusiones:

    • Los métodos de control basados en datos propuestos ofrecen soluciones efectivas para sistemas de retroalimentación estricta con dinámicas desconocidas.
    • Estos enfoques eliminan la necesidad de modelos de aproximación en línea, simplificando el diseño del control.
    • Los ejemplos de simulación confirman la superioridad y la eficacia de las estrategias de control basadas en datos.