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Multilayer Perceptron Adaptive Dynamic Control for Trajectory Tracking of Mobile Robots

Marvin K. Bugeja, Simon G. Fabri

Year
2006
Citations
9

Abstract

This paper presents a novel functional-adaptive dynamic controller for trajectory tracking of nonholonomic wheeled mobile robots. The controller is developed in discrete-time and employs a multilayer perceptron neural network for the estimation of the robot's nonlinear dynamic functions, which are assumed to be completely unknown. On-line weight tuning is achieved by employing the extended Kalman filter algorithm, based on a specifically formulated stochastic inverse dynamic identification model of the mobile base. A discrete-time dynamic control law employing the estimated functions is proposed and cascaded with a trajectory tracking kinematic controller. The performance of the complete system is analysed and compared by realistic simulations

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)TrajectoryMobile robotComputer scienceController (irrigation)KinematicsKalman filterArtificial neural networkNonlinear systemMultilayer perceptron

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