2009
DOI: 10.1002/jctb.2268
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Generalized hybrid control synthesis for affine systems using sequential adaptive networks

Abstract: BACKGROUND: A generalized methodology for the synthesis of a hybrid controller for affine systems using sequential adaptive networks (SAN) is presented. SAN consists of an assembly of neural networks that are ordered in a chronological sequence, with one network assigned to each sampling interval. Using a suitable process model based on oxygen metabolism and an a priori objective function, a hybrid control law is derived that can use online measurements and the states predicted by SAN for computing the desired… Show more

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“…A number of strategies are also applied, for example, having membership functions as the ANN nodes, which can be created and modified, [ 238 ] adopting decoupled control loops with fuzzy logic to improve the controller performance, [ 235 ] and approximating unmeasured variables using mechanistic equations to improve convergence. [ 29,204 ]…”
Section: Common Ai‐based Process Control Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of strategies are also applied, for example, having membership functions as the ANN nodes, which can be created and modified, [ 238 ] adopting decoupled control loops with fuzzy logic to improve the controller performance, [ 235 ] and approximating unmeasured variables using mechanistic equations to improve convergence. [ 29,204 ]…”
Section: Common Ai‐based Process Control Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%