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Function Approximation Technique Based Immersion and Invariance Control for Unknown Nonlinear Systems

Yang Bai, Yujie Wang, Mikhail Svinin, Evgeni Magid, Ruisheng Sun

2020IEEE Control Systems Letters22 citationsDOI

Abstract

A function approximation technique based immersion and invariance (FATII) control method is proposed in this letter. Firstly, an unknown control system is restructured as the combination of an auxiliary system and a variation term from the original system. The variation term is treated as a time-varying uncertainty and parameterized by a group of weighted chosen basis functions. These weights are estimated at every time instant and the change of the estimates is governed by an update law. The update law is defined based on an immersion and invariance approach such that both the system state and the estimation error converge to zero. The FATII method is model-free and thus applicable to a wide range of systems. The asymptotic stability of the proposed method is established and its feasibility is verified under simulations.

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Parameterized complexityNonlinear systemImmersion (mathematics)Control theory (sociology)MathematicsInvariance principleTerm (time)Applied mathematicsFunction (biology)Computer scienceAlgorithmControl (management)Mathematical analysisArtificial intelligencePhysicsQuantum mechanicsPhilosophyLinguisticsEvolutionary biologyBiologyAdaptive Control of Nonlinear SystemsModel Reduction and Neural NetworksAdvanced Control Systems Optimization
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