Controller Reduction for Nonlinear Systems by Generalized Differential Balancing
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Abstract: In this paper, we aim at developing computationally tractable methods for nonlinear model/controller reduction. Recently, model reduction by generalized differential (GD) balancing has been proposed for nonlinear systems with constant input-vector fields and linear output functions. First, we study incremental properties in the GD balancing framework. Next, based on these analyses, we provide GD LQG balancing and GD -balancing as controller reduction methods for nonlinear systems by focusing on linear feedback and observer gains. Especially for GD -balancing, we clarify when the closed-loop system consisting of the full-order system and a reduced-order controller is exponentially stable. All provided methods for controller reduction can be relaxed to linear matrix inequalities.
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