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    • Ingeniería Aeroespacial

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    • Los sistemas no lineales variantes en parámetros (NPV) presentan importantes desafíos de control debido a su naturaleza dinámica.
    • Los métodos de control existentes a menudo luchan con la adaptabilidad y la generalización en diferentes parámetros del sistema.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Proponer un método de control basado en redes neuronales dinámicas (DNN) para el control óptimo de sistemas NPV.
    • Mejorar la generalización y adaptabilidad de la política de control a las variaciones de los parámetros del sistema.
    • Lograr un control eficiente sin requerir reentrenamiento extensivo o recopilación de muestras.

    Principales métodos:

    • Se construyó una política de control basada en DNN (DNN-CP) con capas estáticas compartidas y una capa dinámica relacionada con los parámetros.
    • Se predijeron pesos dinámicos basados en parámetros del sistema utilizando un modelo de máquina de aprendizaje extremo (ELM).
    • Se desarrolló un algoritmo combinado de preentrenamiento supervisado y aprendizaje por refuerzo (RL) para el entrenamiento.
    • Las capas compartidas se optimizaron a través de problemas multiobjetivo restringidos y el modelo ELM se ajustó para objetivos específicos de parámetros.

    Principales resultados:

    • La DNN-CP demostró capacidades de generalización efectivas en diferentes sistemas dentro del espacio de parámetros.
    • La política de control podría aplicarse inmediatamente sin recopilación de muestras o ajuste fino para nuevos sistemas.
    • El método propuesto logró un rendimiento de control superior en comparación con los enfoques existentes, especialmente para sistemas con parámetros que varían continuamente.
    • La validación se realizó con éxito en aplicaciones de aeronaves adaptantes.

    Conclusiones:

    • La DNN-CP y el algoritmo de entrenamiento desarrollados ofrecen una solución robusta para el control óptimo de sistemas NPV.
    • El método mejora significativamente la eficiencia de los datos y la adaptabilidad, permitiendo la aplicación en tiempo real.
    • Este enfoque representa un avance en el logro de un control adaptativo y generalizado para sistemas dinámicos complejos.