Proceedings of International Conference on Neural Networks (ICNN'97)
DOI: 10.1109/icnn.1997.614450
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Adaptive control and stability analysis of nonlinear systems using neural networks

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“…Then, if the following three assumptions A1) and A2) are fulfilled, it can be conclude that S and e S are invariant sets of ( ) k x and ( ) k e in the sense of (9) and (10), respectively. A1) (14) is satisfied, in addition, there exists …”
Section: A Conditions Of Invariant Setsmentioning
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“…Then, if the following three assumptions A1) and A2) are fulfilled, it can be conclude that S and e S are invariant sets of ( ) k x and ( ) k e in the sense of (9) and (10), respectively. A1) (14) is satisfied, in addition, there exists …”
Section: A Conditions Of Invariant Setsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1997 [9] , Kalafatis and Wang proposed a method identifying the two parts of Wiener model at the same time, but an assumption must be satisfied that the inverse of the nonlinear element can be approximated by P order polynomials with satisfactory precision, which greatly limited its applications. In the same year [14] , Yamanaka et al developed a new kind of dynamic neural network which is composed by a Laguerre function filter and a memoryless nonlinear block. Based on this model they presented a model reference adaptive control scheme for Wiener-typed nonlinear systems.…”
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