A nonlinear model predictive control strategy based on dynamic fuzzy model using two-step optimization method

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 3RD WORLD CONGRESS ON INTELLIGENT CONTROL AND AUTOMATION, VOLS 1-5(2000)

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Abstract
The dynamic fuzzy model implements a set of local dynamic models, identified by the least square method, to approximate the dynamics of a nonlinear process. The nonlinear predictive controller consists of a multi-step predictor based on a dynamic fuzzy model, an output optimizer and a robust filter. The output is optimized by two steps, the descent-gradient method first, and then a linear optimization. The robust filter with one adjustable parameter can resist the model mis-match and improve the transient performance. The simulation of pH neutralization process is given to demonstrate the better performance of the proposed control scheme compared with a conventional DMC controller
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fuzzy control,identification,least squares approximations,nonlinear control systems,optimisation,pH control,predictive control,descent-gradient method,dynamic fuzzy model,least square method,linear optimization,local dynamic models,multi-step predictor,nonlinear model predictive control strategy,output optimizer,pH neutralization process,robust filter,transient performance,two-step optimization method,
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