POWELL'S METHOD APPLIED TO LEARNING NEURAL CONTROL OF THREE UNKNOWN DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
C. James Li, Lilai Yan, Nicolas W. Chbat
- Year
- 1995
- Citations
- 7
Abstract
SUMMARY This paper describes a direct neural network (NN) learning controller that is capable of improving its performance in the control of a non‐linear system whose dynamics are unknown. This controller is able to improve its performance without having to identify a model of the plant, which is a necessity for most existing neural network controllers. This characteristic is obtained with a gradient‐free neural network learning algorithm, Powell's method. The performance of this new controller in the control of three non‐linear systems, a pendulum, a double pendulum and a robot, was evaluated by simulations and experiments. The new controller has shown fast learning and small tracking error in the control of these systems.
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