Adaptation and Parameter Estimation in Systems With Unstable Target Dynamics and Nonlinear Parametrization
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Abstract: We propose a technique for the design and analysis of adaptation algorithms in dynamical systems. The technique applies both to systems with conventional Lyapunov-stable target dynamics and to ones of which the desired dynamics around the target set is nonequilibrium and in general unstable in the Lyapunov sense. Mathematical models of uncertainties are allowed to be nonlinearly parametrized, smooth, and monotonic functions of linear functionals of the parameters. We illustrate with applications how the proposed method leads to control algorithms. In particular we show that the mere existence of nonlinear operator gains for the desired dynamics guarantees that system solutions are bounded, reach a neighborhood of the target set, and mismatches between the modeled uncertainties and uncertainty compensator vanish with time. The proposed class of algorithms can also serve as parameter identification procedures. In particular, standard persistent excitation suffices to ensure exponential convergence of the estimated to the actual values of the parameters. When a weak, nonlinear version of the persistent excitation condition is satisfied, convergence is asymptotic. The approach extends to a broader class of parameterizations where the monotonicity restriction holds only locally. In this case excitation with oscillations of sufficiently high frequency ensure convergence.
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