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DOI: 10.1016/s1474-6670(17)47680-4
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Nonlinear Adaptive Control: Regulation-Tracking-Oscillations

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“…The approach to modification of the relative-degree and SPR properties is related to the 'parallel feedforward' as proposed in the context of adaptive control [35]. Another related idea is passification by means of shunting introduced by Fradkov [36]. All these approaches represent derivation of a loop-transfer function with SPR properties for a control object without SPR properties by means of dynamic extensions or observers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The approach to modification of the relative-degree and SPR properties is related to the 'parallel feedforward' as proposed in the context of adaptive control [35]. Another related idea is passification by means of shunting introduced by Fradkov [36]. All these approaches represent derivation of a loop-transfer function with SPR properties for a control object without SPR properties by means of dynamic extensions or observers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The approach to modification of the relative-degree and SPR properties is related to the 'parallel feedforward' as proposed in the context of adaptive control [35]. Another related idea is passification by means of shunting introduced by Fradkov [36]. All these approaches represent derivation of a loop-transfer function with SPR properties for a control object without SPR properties by means of dynamic extensions or observers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, following a formulation that appeared in the Russian literature in the late 1960s (see, eg, the works of Yakubovich and Fradkov), we can state the model‐based nonlinear adaptive control problem as follows: consider a nonlinear plant modeled in the state space by the nonlinear differential equation, ie, alignleftalign-1x˙align-2=F(t,x,u,p),align-1yalign-2=G(t,x,u,p), where tR+,3.0235ptxRn,3.0235ptyRm,3.0235ptand3.0235ptuRnc are the scalar time variable, the state vector, the output vector, and the control vector, respectively. pscriptPRp represents a vector of unknown parameters, element of an a priori known set scriptP, and F and G are two smooth functions.…”
Section: Model‐based Adaptive Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%