control of uncertain systems by feedback linearization with neural networks augmentation. part ii. controller validation by numerical simulation

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Abstract
The paper was conceived in two parts. Part I, previously published in this journal, highlighted the main steps of adaptive output feedback control for non-affine uncertain systems, having a known relative degree. The main paradigm of this approach was the feedback linearization (dynamic inversion) with neural network augmentation. Meanwhile, based on new contributions of the authors, a new paradigm, that of robust servomechanism problem solution, has been added to the controller architecture. The current Part II of the paper presents the validation of the controller hereby obtained by using the longitudinal channel of a hovering VTOL-type aircraft as mathematical model.
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Authors ;Adrian TOADER;Ioan URSU
Journal biotechnology letters
Year 2010
DOI
10.13111/2066-8201.2010.2.3.12
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http://bulletin.incas.ro/files/ioan_ursu_v2no3_full.pdf
Keywords
Neural network adaptive control astronautics aeronautics vtol-type aircraft

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