1991
DOI: 10.1007/bf00452099
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Fuzzy logic-based formulation of the organizer of intelligent robotic systems

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“…In brief, first an incentive leader-follower method [25] is presented to study such problems in the elastic traffic, which is to be implemented within the lower layer of the supervisory task-oriented controller [5], [lo], [48] the upper layer of which is an organizing discrete-event (e.g. a fuzzy-Petri-net) supervisor [ 1 I].…”
Section: N On the Background Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In brief, first an incentive leader-follower method [25] is presented to study such problems in the elastic traffic, which is to be implemented within the lower layer of the supervisory task-oriented controller [5], [lo], [48] the upper layer of which is an organizing discrete-event (e.g. a fuzzy-Petri-net) supervisor [ 1 I].…”
Section: N On the Background Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It appeared there exist several alternative sub-classes of the control architectures, consistently employing different formalisms at different levels [ 7 ] , [91, [461, [491, [571, [591, worth to be investigated with respect to their control potential and structural properties. One of these architectures [4], [lo], [48] employs fuzzy-logic control algorithms at its upper, 'qualitative' or 'non-analytical', level of control, and conventional linear and/or affine non-liner controls at its lower levels, the later implying 'quantitative' or 'analytical' algorithms. The other system architecture is an entirely intelligent two-level system for integrated control and supervision as reported in with machine intelligence employed at both supervisory (upper) and regulatory (local) levels.…”
Section: Outline Of the Two-level Intelligent Control And Supervisionmentioning
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“…The controlling factor in a Markov chain is the transition probability, which is a conditional probability for the system to go to a particular next state given the current state of the system. In the present study we have explored a possible application of a twolevel decision and control architecture, a supervisory controller that implements a fuzzy-Petri-net reformulation of Saridis' organizing intelligent controller [2,3] following his principle of increasing intelligence with decreasing precision [4]. The supervisory controller has been constructed as a fuzzy-Petri-net production rule system [5][6][7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%