Browsing by Author "Lin, P. -Z."

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Image-based fuzzy control system
(2008-03-27)
Chen, G. -M.
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Lin, P. -Z.
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Wang, W. -Y.
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Lee, T. -T.
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Wang, C. -H.
A novel image-based fuzzy control (IBFC) scheme is developed to imitate the way humans use visual information to control objects. A CCD camera gathers images of the controlled plant, and a simple algorithm analyses the images. The proposed image analysis algorithm utilises image information more intuitively than visual servo control systems. The difference between a reference image and the current image is numerically expressed and directly used by a fuzzy control system using a human-like control law. To investigate the effectiveness of the proposed IBFC scheme, it is applied to control an inverted pendulum system. Simulation results show that the IBFC system can achieve favourable tracking performance without prior knowledge of the controlled plant.
Robust fuzzy-neural sliding-mode controller design via network structure adaptation
(2008-12-01)
Lin, P. -Z.
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Hsu, C. -F.
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Lee, T. -T.
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Wang, C. -H.
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電控工程研究所
A robust fuzzy-neural sliding-mode control (RFSC) scheme for unknown nonlinear systems is proposed. The RFSC system is composed of a computation controller and a robust controller. The computation controller containing a self-structuring fuzzy-neural network (SFNN) identifier is the principle controller, and the robust controller is designed to achieve L(2) tracking performance. The SFNN identifier uses the structure- and parameter-learning phases to perform the estimation of the unknown system dynamics. The structure-learning phase consists of the growing of membership functions, the splitting of fuzzy rules and the pruning of fuzzy rules, and thus the SFNN identifier can avoid the time-consuming trial-and-error tuning procedure for determining the network structure of fuzzy neural network. Finally, the proposed RFSC system is applied to three nonlinear dynamic systems. The simulation results show that the proposed RFSC system can achieve favourable tracking performance by incorporating SFNN identifier, sliding-mode control and robust control techniques.