“…The continuous and time‐independent deterministic systems can also show the chaotic behavior without the need for an accident element if they have at least three state variables [6, 7]. The chaotic systems have various applications in chemical reactions [8], secure communication [9, 10], electronic circuits [11], chaotic optical communication [12], chaotic CO 2 lasers [13], chaotic finance system [14], periodically intermittent control [15], partial discharge in power cables [16], cryptosystems [17], image encryption [18], and so on. Chaotic systems have been very remarkable in the last two decades, and many researches have been done on their investigation [19], among the proposed methods for controlling the chaotic systems are feedback linearization control [20, 21], control methods based on optimization [22, 23], adaption [24–26], back‐stepping [27, 28], sliding mode control (SMC) [29–31], neural networks [32, 33], and stochastic delay [34].…”