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Approximate Models for Adaptive Feedback Linearisation

Approximate Models for Adaptive Feedback Linearisation
Approximate Models for Adaptive Feedback Linearisation
A result in Sastry & Isidori (1989) on the adaptive stabilisation/tracking of affine systems with a well defined global relative degree and linear parametric uncertainty is reviewed, and a generalisation is developed to include bounded output disturbances. From this, we develop neuro-control results, for linearly weights approximants with compactly supported basis functions, where the disturbance term is used to handle the approximation error. In contrast to many results in the neuro-control literature the control is a state feedback law, taking measurements from the original coordinates not from the normal form. A local in the weights result is given, and under some nonlinearity constraints inherited from Sastry & Isidori (1989) a global result is proved, where the dimension of the controller varies according to the size of the initial conditions and tracking signal. A final global result is obtained where an 'external' controller is used to return the state vector to within a region over which the neuro controller can operate. Finally an analysis of the dimension of the controllers is given. Sastry, S. & Isidori, A. (1989), 'Adaptive control of linearizable systems', IEEE Trans. on Automatic Control 34 (11) p1123--1131.
0020-3270
1305-1322
French, M.
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Rogers, E.
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French, M.
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Rogers, E.
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French, M. and Rogers, E. (1997) Approximate Models for Adaptive Feedback Linearisation. International Journal of Control, 68 (6), 1305-1322.

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A result in Sastry & Isidori (1989) on the adaptive stabilisation/tracking of affine systems with a well defined global relative degree and linear parametric uncertainty is reviewed, and a generalisation is developed to include bounded output disturbances. From this, we develop neuro-control results, for linearly weights approximants with compactly supported basis functions, where the disturbance term is used to handle the approximation error. In contrast to many results in the neuro-control literature the control is a state feedback law, taking measurements from the original coordinates not from the normal form. A local in the weights result is given, and under some nonlinearity constraints inherited from Sastry & Isidori (1989) a global result is proved, where the dimension of the controller varies according to the size of the initial conditions and tracking signal. A final global result is obtained where an 'external' controller is used to return the state vector to within a region over which the neuro controller can operate. Finally an analysis of the dimension of the controllers is given. Sastry, S. & Isidori, A. (1989), 'Adaptive control of linearizable systems', IEEE Trans. on Automatic Control 34 (11) p1123--1131.

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Published date: 1997
Organisations: Southampton Wireless Group

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Local EPrints ID: 250052
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/250052
ISSN: 0020-3270
PURE UUID: 34d1b337-8d17-47c6-bb69-d71d903b7917
ORCID for E. Rogers: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-0179-9398

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Date deposited: 15 Jul 1999
Last modified: 09 Jan 2022 02:40

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Author: M. French
Author: E. Rogers ORCID iD

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