2011
DOI: 10.4236/ica.2011.23031
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A Neural Fuzzy System for Vibration Control in Flexible Structures

Abstract: An adaptive neural fuzzy (NF) controller is developed in this paper for active vibration suppression in flexible structures. A recurrent identification network (RIN) is developed to adaptively identify system dynamics of the plant. A novel recurrent training (RT) technique is suggested to train the RIN so as to optimize nonlinear input-output mapping and to enhance convergence. The effectiveness of the developed controller and the related techniques has been verified experimentally corresponding to different c… Show more

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“…And more importantly the Neurofuzzy is efficient to apply in biosystem and in genomics. The study in genomics has been increasingly important to biologists and workers in this field, permitting them to continue analysis of the pattern of thousands of genes in a single experiment [ 6 ]; the Neurofuzzy technique can be used as a method to identify the changes of the statistics to determine if some “agent” is capable of predicting (and thus recognizing) [ 7 ] and in the functional analysis of gene expression data from microarray experiments [ 8 ]; and it has been applied in DNA base calling and demonstrated that differentiation in contextual sequencing trace data peak heights actively encodes the new information that can be used in base calling and confidence estimation. By using the Neurofuzzy classifier, it is able to decode much of the hidden contextual information in two fuzzy rules per base and partially discover its main behavior [ 9 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And more importantly the Neurofuzzy is efficient to apply in biosystem and in genomics. The study in genomics has been increasingly important to biologists and workers in this field, permitting them to continue analysis of the pattern of thousands of genes in a single experiment [ 6 ]; the Neurofuzzy technique can be used as a method to identify the changes of the statistics to determine if some “agent” is capable of predicting (and thus recognizing) [ 7 ] and in the functional analysis of gene expression data from microarray experiments [ 8 ]; and it has been applied in DNA base calling and demonstrated that differentiation in contextual sequencing trace data peak heights actively encodes the new information that can be used in base calling and confidence estimation. By using the Neurofuzzy classifier, it is able to decode much of the hidden contextual information in two fuzzy rules per base and partially discover its main behavior [ 9 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One such tool utilized for this issue is the fuzzy logic [4], and the Neuro-fuzzy [5], that can fulfill the requirement for a DNA sequencing analysis procedure and give a deliberate and fair-minded approach to prefer this topic. More importantly that the Neuro-fuzzy approach is efficient to apply in bio system and in genomic [6], the Neuro-fuzzy can be used as a method to identify the changes of the statistics of selection if some "agent" is capable of predicting (and thus recognizing) [7], and in the functional analysis of gene expression data from microarray experiments [8].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Savkovic [9] studied Fuzzy logic theory and applied it to the process control system. Ji and Wang [10] developed an adaptive Neural Fuzzy Controller for active vibration suppression in flexible structures. Researchers generally treat the overlap region as intersection or union of two or more Fuzzy sets and have invoked the Min and Max operators, respectively, as needed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%