Multi-Degree-of-Freedom Manipulator Joint Trajectory Tracking Control Method Based on Decision Tree

Abstract

For industrial-grade manipulators, the study of trajectory tracking control issues provides an important guarantee for accurate and safe work. Therefore, the trajectory control input driving torque can meet the requirements of the robot arm to accurately track a given target trajectory, and the process of building a decision tree is a process of dividing the feature space. For a given training data set, a set of if-then is summarized the rule of. Based on this, this paper launches the research of multi-degree-of-freedom manipulator joint trajectory tracking control method based on decision tree. Based on the established kinematics and dynamics model of the manipulator, this paper uses a proportional-integral-derivative (PID) sliding mode controller based on the sliding mode surface of the manipulator to perform the trajectory tracking control of the end of the manipulator, and the simulation results of the improved sliding mode control are compared with the simulation results of the improved sliding mode control. The simulation results of the PID controller and the traditional sliding mode controller are compared. This paper finally verifies the effectiveness of the proposed new sliding mode controller based on the expanded state observer through the experimental platform. The speed and chattering problems of the trajectory tracking at the end of the manipulator are better than those of the controller on the experimental platform. Finally, this paper adopts the sliding mode variable structure control strategy combining the double-power reaching law and the improved terminal sliding mode surface to study the trajectory tracking control of the planar two-degree-of-freedom manipulator.

A Multi-DOF Manipulator Joint Trajectory Tracking and Monitoring Method Based on Decision Tree

“…e data show that the approach based on the global genetic algorithm works best when it follows the third-order trajectory since it has the lowest error, singularity, and computing cost. In [4], authors present a decision tree-based technique for investigating the issue of regulating the joint trajectories of Multi-DOF manipulators. e trajectory tracking control of the manipulator's end is performed using a proportional-integral-derivative (PID) sliding mode controller based on the manipulator's sliding mode surface.…”