MANIPULATION
Genetic rule induction in the design of computed-torque/fuzzy-logic controllers for robotic manipulators
B. Porter, N. Nariman-zadeh
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
In this paper, genetic algorithms are used to design computed-torque/fuzzy-logic controllers for robotic manipulators. It is shown that this use of genetic algorithms provides a very effective means of determining the optimal set of fuzzy rules as well as the optimal domains of the associated fuzzy sets of the fuzzy-logic components of such controllers. It is demonstrated that these computed-torque/fuzzy-logic controllers are more robust than computed-torque/fuzzy-logic controllers in which only the domains of the fuzzy sets are genetically determined.
Keywords
Fuzzy logicControl theory (sociology)Fuzzy control systemTorqueNeuro-fuzzyFuzzy numberFuzzy set operationsFuzzy electronicsControl engineeringComputer science
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