基于极大后验估计的自适应容积卡尔曼滤波器

针对标准的容积卡尔曼滤波器(CKF) 设计需要精确已知噪声先验统计知识的问题, 提出一种自适应CKF 算法. 该算法在滤波过程中, 利用Sage-Husa 极大后验估值器对噪声的统计特性进行在线估计和修正, 有效地提高了CKF 的估计精度和数值稳定性. 在某些情况下, 噪声协方差估计会出现异常现象使得滤波发散, 进而提出了相应的改进方法. 仿真结果表明了自适应CKF 算法的可行性和有效性, 且明显改善了标准CKF 算法的滤波效果.     

State of charge estimation for lithium-ion batteries: An adaptive approach

State of charge (SoC) estimation is of key importance in the design of battery management systems. An adaptive SoC estimator, which is named AdaptSoC, is developed in this paper. It is able to estimate the SoC in real time when the model parameters are unknown, via joint state (SoC) and parameter estimation. The AdaptSoC algorithm is designed on the basis of three procedures. First, a reduced-complexity battery model in state-space form is developed from the well-known single particle model (SPM). Then a joint local observability/identifiability analysis of the SoC and the unknown model parameters is performed. Finally, the SoC is estimated simultaneously with the parameters using the iterated extended Kalman filter (IEKF). Simulation and experimental results exhibit the effectiveness of the AdaptSoC.     

An adaptive unscented Kalman filter approach to secure state estimation for wireless sensor networks

Wireless sensor networks are vulnerable to false data injection attacks, which may mislead the state estimation. To solve this problem, this paper presents a chi-square test-based adaptive secure state estimation (CTASSE) algorithm for state estimation and attack detection. Taking advantage of Kalman filters, attack signal together with process noise or measurement noise are described as total white Gaussian noise with uncertain covariance matrix. The chi-square test method is used in the adaptation of the total noise covariance and attack detection. Then, a standard adaptive unscented Kalman filter (UKF) is used for the state estimation. Finally, simulation results show that the proposed CTASSE algorithm performs better than other UKFs in state estimation and is also effective in real-time attack detection.     

Simplified adaptive control via improved robust positive real conditions

A new method is derived for embedding plants in a robust state-feedback scheme, to achieve strictly positive realness of the resulting augmented plants. A state-feedback gain is derived that guarantees the strictly positive realness of the closed-loop in presence of polytopic type, possibly time-varying, parameter uncertainties in the model that describes the plant. This is achieved by assigning different Lyapunov functions to each of the vertices of the uncertainty polytope. The obtained feedback gain is used to apply existing methods for robust simplified adaptive control on systems with possibly time-varying polytopic uncertainties.     

Resource-aware event triggered distributed estimation over adaptive networks

We propose a novel algorithm for distributed processing applications constrained by the available communication resources using diffusion strategies that achieves up to a 10³ fold reduction in the communication load over the network, while delivering a comparable performance with respect to the state of the art. After computation of local estimates, the information is diffused among the processing elements (or nodes) non-uniformly in time by conditioning the information transfer on level-crossings of the diffused parameter, resulting in a greatly reduced communication requirement. We provide the mean and mean-square stability analyses of our algorithms, and illustrate the gain in communication efficiency compared to other reduced-communication distributed estimation schemes.     

基于改进卡尔曼滤波器的扰动抑制无模型自适应控制方案

针对无模型自适应控制方法在测量扰动作用下控制效果不佳的问题, 本文提出了一种新的扰动抑制无模型自适应控制方案. 首先基于受控系统的动态线性化数据模型及测量扰动的统计特性, 在最小方差估计准则下推导了基于系统输入输出数据的改进卡尔曼滤波器. 然后基于此滤波器给出了一种新的扰动抑制无模型自适应控制方案. 该方案仅需用到受控系统的输入输出数据, 即可实现在强测量扰动作用下系统的无模型自适应控制. 仿真结果显示, 相比现有的扰动抑制无模型自适应控制方案, 该方案在系统跟踪常值参考信号、时变参考信号时均能有效地抑制测量扰动, 适用性更好的同时可以获得更小的跟踪误差及更大的数据信噪比.     

同参数估计对偶的自适应控制算法

本文把线性和非线性系统统一处理。从自适应控制算法与参数估计算法的对偶性出发,提出了自适应控制算法的一种统一格式。这种格式算法简单,并在一定的条件下,能使控制误差一致的足够小。     

Permanent magnet DC motor parameters estimation via universal adaptive stabilization

This paper presents a quick and effective adaptive estimation methodology for parameters estimation of a permanent magnet (PM) DC motor. The proposed technique uses a universal adaptive stabilizer (UAS). This technique estimates PMDC motor parameters in a single experimental run using input voltage, current and speed. Over time, due to aging and wear, a motor’s parameters values do not match those in the datasheet. Mathematical proofs, experimental results supporting the proposed approach are presented. Despite the persistence of excitation condition not being imposed, the proposed technique produces good results, and is verified in earlier work on Li-ion battery parameters estimation.     

A direct method for robust adaptive nonlinear control with guaranteed transient performance

In this paper, the adaptive control problem is studied for a class of nonlinear systems in the presence of bounded disturbances. By utilizing a nice property of the studied systems, a novel Lyapunov-based control structure is developed, which avoids the possible control singularity problem in adaptive nonlinear control. The transient bounds of output tracking error are shown to be explicit functions of initial conditions and design parameters, and the control performance of the closed-loop system is guaranteed by suitably choosing the design parameters. Simulation study is provided to verify the theoretical results.     

Simple Recurrent Neural Network‐Based Adaptive Predictive Control for Nonlinear Systems

Making use of the neural network universal approximation ability, a nonlinear predictive control scheme is studied in this paper. On the basis of a uniform structure of simple recurrent neural networks, a one‐step neural predictive controller (OSNPC) is designed. The whole closed‐loop system's asymptotic stability and passivity are discussed, and stable conditions for the learning rate are determined based on the Lyapunov stability theory for the whole neural system. The effectiveness of OSNPC is verified via exhaustive simulations.     

Dissipative-based adaptive neural control for nonlinear systems

A dissipative-based adaptive neural control scheme was developed for a class of nonlinear uncertain systems with unknown nonlinearities that might not be linearly parameterized. The major advantage of the present work was to relax the requirement of matching condition, i.e., the unknown nonlinearities appear on the same equation as the control input in a state-space representation, which was required in most of the available neural network controllers. By synthesizing a state-feedback neural controller to make the closed-loop system dissipative with respect to a quadratic supply rate, the developed control scheme guarantees that the L2-gain of controlled system was less than or equal to a prescribed level. And then, it is shown that the output tracking error is uniformly ultimate bounded. The design scheme is illustrated using a numerical simulation.     

Neural model-based adaptive control for systems with unknown Preisach-type hysteresis

An adaptive control scheme is presented for systems with unknown hysteresis. In order to handle the case where the hysteresis output is unmeasurale, a novel model is firstly developed to describe the characteristic of hysteresis. This model is motivated by Preisach model but implemented by using neural networks (NN). The main advantage is that it is easily used for controller design. Then, the adaptive controller based on the proposed model is presented for a class of SISO nonlinear systems preceded by unknown hysteresis, which is estimated by the proposed model. The hws for model updating and the control hws for the neural adaptive controller are derived from Lyaptmov stability theorem, therefore the semi - global stability of the closed-loop system is guaranteed. At last, the simulation results are illuswated.     

A neural network based adaptive robot controller

Neural network based adaptive controllers have been shown to achieve much improved accuracy compared with traditional adaptive controllers when applied to trajectory tracking in robot manipulators. This paper describes a new Recursive Prediction Error technique for estimating network parameters which is more computationally efficient. Results show that this neural controller suppresses disturbances accurately and achieves very small errors between commanded and actual trajectories.     

Analysis of an identification algorithm arising in the adaptive estimation of Markov chains

We investigate an algorithm applied to the adaptive estimation of partially observed finite-state Markov chains. The algorithm utilizes the recursive equation characterizing the conditional distribution of the state of the Markov chain, given the past observations. We show that the process “driving” the algorithm has a unique invariant measure for each fixed value of the parameter, and following the ordinary differential equation method for stochastic approximations, establish almost sure convergence of the parameter estimates to the solutions of an associated differential equation. The performance of the adaptive estimation scheme is analyzed by examining the induced controlled Markov process with respect to a long-run average cost criterion. This research was supported in part by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research under Grant AFOSR-86-0029, in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant ECS-8617860 and in part by the DoD Joint Services Electronics Program through the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFSC) Contract F49620-86-C-0045.     

Induction motor control based on adaptive passivity

In this paper two new schemes for induction motor control are proposed and compared. Both approaches are based on the concept of adaptive passivity. First, a technique using the scheme of field oriented control (FOC) is proposed, and by means of an adaptive state feedback, a passive equivalent system is obtained. Furthermore, making use of the novel torque‐flux control principle (TFCP), the proposed scheme is greatly simplified. Second, a technique based on energy shaping approach, which does not make use of the FOC scheme, is proposed. The technique is based on interconnection and damping assignment (IDA) control transforming the original system into a passive one. Since this technique does not use the FOC scheme, it gives more flexibility in the implementation. Both techniques are then implemented at laboratory level and compared from experimental viewpoint using as benchmark the standard FOC scheme with PI controllers. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley and Sons Asia Pte Ltd and Chinese Automatic Control Society     

Further result on a dynamic recurrent neural-network-based adaptive observer for a class of nonlinear systems

In Kim et al. [(1997) A dynamic recurrent neural-network-based adaptive observer for a class of nonlinear systems. Automatica 33(8), 1539–1543], authors present an excellent neural network (NN) observer for a class of nonlinear systems. However, the output error equation in their paper is strictly positive real (SPR) which is restrictive assumption for nonlinear systems. In this note, by introducing a vector b₀ and Lyapunov equation, the observer design is obtained without requiring the SPR condition. Thus, our observer can be applied to a wider class of systems.     

Neural network-based robust adaptive control of nonlinear systems with unmodeled dynamics

A neural network-based robust adaptive control design scheme is developed for a class of nonlinear systems represented by input–output models with an unknown nonlinear function and unmodeled dynamics. By on-line approximating the unknown nonlinear functions and unmodeled dynamics by radial basis function (RBF) networks, the proposed approach does not require the unknown parameters to satisfy the linear dependence condition. It is proved that with the proposed control law, the closed-loop system is stable and the tracking error converges to zero in the presence of unmodeled dynamics and unknown nonlinearity. A simulation example is presented to demonstrate the method.     

Simple adaptive control of processes with time-delay

This paper is concerned with the development of tuning guidelines and robustness evaluation tools for a simple adaptive control (SAC) scheme. The adaptive technique requires knowledge of only the relative degree of the plant and an upperbound of the process gain. This is an explicit or direct adaptive scheme. The SAC method is evaluated by simulated applications to two processes. The application of SAC to a process with time-delay is also considered in this paper. This issue has both theoretical, because of the strictly positive real (SPR) requirements, as well as practical appeal. Simulation results show the practicality and usefulness of the proposed algorithm.