PDBZ and TDBZ Problem Solving and Comparing

In this chapter, according to the impact of DBZ points on the state variables of the controlled nonlinear system, the concepts of the PDBZ problem and the TDBZ problem are presented. Besides, the two classes of DBZ problems are solved under the framework

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hang-Gradient Control

Zhang-Gradient Control

Yunong Zhang • Binbin Qiu • Xiaodong Li

Zhang-Gradient Control

Yunong Zhang School of Data and Computer Science Sun Yat-sen University Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Binbin Qiu School of Data and Computer Science Sun Yat-sen University Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Xiaodong Li School of Intelligent Systems Engineering Sun Yat-sen University Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

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Preface

The tracking-control problems of nonlinear systems have been widely encountered in various applications, such as flight control, pendulum control, and robot control. For the purpose of tracking control, we need to design a controller in terms of control input for nonlinear systems such that the actual output can track the desired output. For solving the tracking-control problems of nonlinear systems, a number of methods have been presented and investigated, such as the input–output linearization (IOL) method, the optimal control method, and the backstepping method. However, most of the conventional control methods are relatively complex for their design procedures of controllers and practical implementations. Therefore, it is necessary and significant for practitioners to propose, develop, and investigate a simple and effective control method for the design of controllers. From the viewpoint of time-varying (or say, dyn

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