Reliable ΒΈ gain bounding (i.e., H ) controllers for nonlinear systems are designed by using redundant control elements. One sensor and one actuator are duplicated, and the resulting closed-loop system is reliable with respect to both the single contingency case and the primary contingency case. The
Nonlinear control system using learning Petri network
β Scribed by Masanao Ohbayashi; Kotaro Hirasawa; Singo Sakai; Jinglu Hu
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 285 KB
- Volume
- 131
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0424-7760
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β¦ Synopsis
According to recent understanding of brain science, it is suggested that there is a distribution of functions in the brain, which means that different neurons are activated depending on which sort of sensory information the brain receives. We have already developed a learning network with a function distribution which is called the Learning Petri Network (LPN) and have shown that this network could learn nonlinear and discontinuous mappings which the Neural Network (NN) cannot. In this paper, a more realistic application which has dynamic characteristics is studied. From simulation results of a nonlinear crane control system using LPN controller, it is clarified that the control performance of LPN controller is superior to that of NN controller.
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