학술논문

GA-based neuro-fuzzy controller for flexible-link manipulator
Document Type
Conference
Source
Proceedings of the International Conference on Control Applications Control applications Control Applications, 2002. Proceedings of the 2002 International Conference on. 1:471-476 vol.1 2002
Subject
Robotics and Control Systems
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Steady-state
Error correction
Fuzzy control
Automatic control
Neural networks
Fuzzy logic
Control systems
Intelligent control
Shape
Three-term control
Language
Abstract
The limitations of conventional model-based control mechanisms for flexible manipulator systems have stimulated the development of intelligent control mechanisms incorporating fuzzy logic and neural networks. Problems have been encountered in applying the traditional PD-, PI-, and PID-type fuzzy controllers to flexible-link manipulators. A PD-PI-type fuzzy controller has been developed where the membership functions are adjusted by tuning the scaling factors using a neural network. Such a network needs a sufficient number of neurons in the hidden layer to approximate the nonlinearity. A simple realisable network is desirable and hence a single neuron network with a nonlinear activation function is used. It has been demonstrated that the sigmoidal function and its shape can represent the nonlinearity of the system. A genetic algorithm is used to learn the weights, biases and shape of the sigmoidal function of the neural network.