Repetitive robot visual servoing via segmented gained neural network controller
Ping Jiang, YangQuan Chen
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to design a neural network controller for a nonlinear system with uncertainties which are invariant or repetitive over repeatedly executed tasks such that the maximum tracking errors can be kept within a predefined region through an iterative learning or training process. The desired trajectory is segmented and for each segment a local neural network is constructed. The training of the local neural networks is done iteratively as the task repeats. Meanwhile, the training is segment-wise progressed from the starting segment to the ending one. The accurate tracking of the whole desired trajectory is thus accomplished in a step-by-step or segment-by-segment manner. As an application example, a robot visual servoing control problem is considered with an unknown system structure and camera parameters.
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