Title
Feedback-Error-Learning for Controlling a Flexible Link
Abstract
This paper discusses two approaches for neural control of a flexible link using the Feedback-Error-Learning technique. This technique aims to acquire the inverse dynamics model of the plant and uses a neural network acting as an adaptive controller to improve the performance of a conventional non-adaptive feedback controller. The non-collocated control of a flexible link is characterized as a non-minimum phase system, which is difficult to be controlled by most control techniques. Two different neural approaches are used in this paper to overcome this difficulty. The first approach uses a virtual redefined output as one of the inputs for the neural network and feedback controllers, while the other employs a delayed reference input signal in the feedback path and a tapped-delay line to process the reference input before presenting it to the neural network.
Year
DOI
Venue
2000
10.1109/SBRN.2000.889751
SBRN
Keywords
Field
DocType
before present,feedback,control systems,neural networks,adaptive control,mathematical model,inverse dynamics,inverse problems,error correction,aerodynamics,neural network,signal processing
Control theory,Feedback controller,Control theory,Computer science,Networked control system,Time delay neural network,Adaptive control,Inverse dynamics,Artificial neural network,Feed forward
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
0-7695-0856-1
0
0.34
References 
Authors
4
4