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2021
DOI: 10.1002/int.22519
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Hysteresis compensation and adaptive control based evolutionary neural networks for piezoelectric actuator

Abstract: This manuscript introduces a new adaptive inverse neural (AIN) control method applied to precisely track the piezoelectric (PZT) actuator displacement.First, a 3-layer neural network optimized by the enhanced differential evolution technique which modifies a mutation scheme and provides suggestions for selecting mutant coefficient F, crossover coefficient CR, and population size NP, is used to identify the inverse nonlinearity hysteresis structure of the PZT actuator. Second, a feed-forward control based on th… Show more

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“…Because many classic optimization techniques, like the gradient‐based methods, 1 cannot meet the requirements of optimizing the problems with complex features, such as nonconvex, multimodal, or even nondifferentiable. In contrast, EAs can be used for almost all of the problems without difficulty, which may be one of the most attractive advantages of EAs 2–4 . Being inspired by the biological evolution phenomenon, that is, the survival of the fittest, EAs are comprised of various paradigms with different metaphors, 5,6 such as the genetic algorithm (GA), 7 particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO), 8 differential evolution algorithm (DE), 9 and artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC) 10 .…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Because many classic optimization techniques, like the gradient‐based methods, 1 cannot meet the requirements of optimizing the problems with complex features, such as nonconvex, multimodal, or even nondifferentiable. In contrast, EAs can be used for almost all of the problems without difficulty, which may be one of the most attractive advantages of EAs 2–4 . Being inspired by the biological evolution phenomenon, that is, the survival of the fittest, EAs are comprised of various paradigms with different metaphors, 5,6 such as the genetic algorithm (GA), 7 particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO), 8 differential evolution algorithm (DE), 9 and artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC) 10 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, EAs can be used for almost all of the problems without difficulty, which may be one of the most attractive advantages of EAs. [2][3][4] Being inspired by the biological evolution phenomenon, that is, the survival of the fittest, EAs are comprised of various paradigms with different metaphors, 5,6 such as the genetic algorithm (GA), 7 particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO), 8 differential evolution algorithm (DE), 9 and artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC). 10 For instance, the GA simulates the mutation and crossover behavior of biological genes, 11 and the PSO imitates the flying and preying behavior of bird flocks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For such problems, the optimal solution can be obtained using an accurate algorithm. 1,2 When the size of the solution space of optimization problems gradually increases, it will become very difficult or even impossible to solve these problems using accurate algorithms. Therefore, metaheuristic algorithm came into being.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For structured optimization problems, the scale of the solution space can be controlled. For such problems, the optimal solution can be obtained using an accurate algorithm 1,2 . When the size of the solution space of optimization problems gradually increases, it will become very difficult or even impossible to solve these problems using accurate algorithms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, clients are released from being anchored on a fixed training set. The advantages of sans-serifOGA are as follows: (1) Universality : Our method is applicable over most neural network constructions, 22–25 including the most popular Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) and long short‐term memory (LSTM) models. Besides, our method does not make any requirements on the ED's local search algorithm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%