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This article investigates the finite-time control of the strict-feedback nonlinear system using composite learning based on the historical stack. The controller design adopts the backstepping scheme while the nonlinear function is introduced to avoid the singularity problem. The first-order Levant differentiator is introduced to obtain the filtered command signal and the compensation signal is further constructed. To indicate the learning performance, the historical data over the moving time window are analyzed to construct the predictor error using the maximum-minimum singular value algorithm. Furthermore, the finite-time neural update law is proposed. The stability of the closed-loop system is analyzed via the Lyapunov approach. The performance of the proposed method is verified using simulations.
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This paper investigates the predefined-time hierarchical coordinated adaptive control on the hypersonic reentry vehicle in presence of low actuator efficiency. In order to compensate for the deficiency of rudder deflection in advantage of channel coupling, the hierarchical design is proposed for coordination of the elevator deflection and aileron deflection. Under the control scheme, the equivalent control law and switching control law are constructed with the predefined-time technology. For the dynamics uncertainty approximation, the composite learning using the tracking error and the prediction error is constructed by designing the serial-parallel estimation model. The closed-loop system stability is analyzed via the Lyapunov approach and the tracking errors are guaranteed to be uniformly ultimately bounded in a predefined time. The tracking performance and the learning accuracy of the proposed algorithm are verified via simulation tests.
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The tracking control is investigated for a class of uncertain strict-feedback systems with robust design and learning systems. Using the switching mechanism, the states will be driven back by the robust design when they run out of the region of adaptive control. The adaptive design is working to achieve precise adaptation and higher tracking precision in the neural working domain, while the finite-time robust design is developed to make the system stable outside. To achieve good tracking performance, the novel prediction error-based adaptive law is constructed by considering the estimation performance. Furthermore, the output constraint is achieved by imbedding the barrier Lyapunov function-based design. The finite-time convergence and the uniformly ultimate boundedness of the system signal can be guaranteed. Simulation studies show that the proposed approach presents robustness and adaptation to system uncertainty.
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This article concentrates on the event-based collaborative design for strict-feedback systems with uncertain nonlinearities. The controller is designed based on neural network (NN) weights adaptive law. The controller and NN weights adaptive law are only updated at the triggering instants determined by a novel composite triggering threshold. Considering the conservativeness of event condition, the state-model error is integrated into constructing the composite condition and NN weights adaptive law. In the context of the proposed mechanism, the requirements of system information and the allowable range of event-triggering error are relaxed. The number of triggering instants is greatly reduced without deteriorating the system performance. Moreover, the stability of the closed-loop is proved by the Lyapunov method following time-interval and sampling instants. Simulation results show the effectiveness of the scheme proposed in this article.
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This article proposes a virtual leader-based coordinated controller for the nonlinear multiple autonomous underwater vehicles (multi-AUVs) with the system uncertainties. To achieve the coordinated formation, a virtual AUV is set as the leader, while the desired command is designed using the relative position between each AUV and the virtual leader. The controller is designed based on the back-stepping scheme, and the online data-based learning scheme is used for uncertainty approximation. The highlight is that compared with previous learning methods which mostly focus on stability, the learning performance index is constructed using the collected online data in this article. The index is further used in the composite update law of the neural weights. The closed-loop system stability is analyzed via the Lyapunov approach. The simulation test on the five AUVs under fixed formation shows that the proposed method can achieve higher tracking performance with improved approximation accuracy.
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This paper studies the compound learning control of disturbed uncertain strict-feedback systems. The design is using the dynamic surface control equipped with a novel learning scheme. This paper integrates the recently developed online recorded data-based neural learning with the nonlinear disturbance observer (DOB) to achieve good "understanding" of the system uncertainty including unknown dynamics and time-varying disturbance. With the proposed method to show how the neural networks and DOB are cooperating with each other, one indicator is constructed and included into the update law. The closed-loop system stability analysis is rigorously presented. Different kinds of disturbances are considered in a third-order system as simulation examples and the results confirm that the proposed method achieves higher tracking accuracy while the compound estimation is much more precise. The design is applied to the flexible hypersonic flight dynamics and a better tracking performance is obtained.