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Repetitive learning control: a Lyapunov-based approach

Warren E. Dixon, Erkan Zergeroğlu, D.M. Dawson, B.T. Costic

Year
2002
Citations
8

Abstract

In this paper, a learning-based feedforward term is developed to solve a general control problem in the presence of unknown nonlinear dynamics with a known period. Since the learning-based feedforward term is generated from a straightforward Lyapunov-like stability analysis, the control designer can utilize other Lyapunov-based design techniques to develop hybrid control schemes that utilize learning-based feedforward terms to compensate for periodic dynamics and other Lyapunov-based approaches (e.g., adaptive-based feedforward terms) to compensate for non-periodic dynamics. To illustrate this point, a hybrid adaptive/learning control scheme is utilized to achieve global asymptotic link position tracking for a robot manipulator.

Keywords

Feed forwardControl theory (sociology)Lyapunov functionAdaptive controlComputer scienceLyapunov redesignFeedforward neural networkStability (learning theory)Lyapunov stabilityNonlinear system

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