IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control · 1999 · 141 citations · 4 references
EngineeringManufacturing EngineeringDynamical SystemsProcess ControlStochastic ModelingControl SystemsControl TheoryMultivariable ControlRobust ControlStabilityStochastic ControlClosed-loop StabilityControl AlgorithmsMulti-input Multi-output SystemsNeural Network ControlProbability Density FunctionsRobust Control Of Uncertain SystemsRobust Multivariable ControlStochastic Dynamical Systems
Presents two robust solutions to the control of the output probability density function for general multi-input and multi-output stochastic systems. The control inputs of the system appear as a set of variables in the probability density functions of the system output, and the signal available to the controller is the measured probability density function of the system output. A type of dynamic probability density model is formulated by using a B-spline neural network with all its weights dynamically related to the control input. It has been shown that the so-formed robust control algorithms can control the shape of the output probability density function and can guaranteed the closed-loop stability when the system is subjected to a bounded unknown input. An illustrative example is included to demonstrate the use of the developed control algorithms, and desired results have been obtained.
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