Controller switching based on output prediction errors
This paper considers a switched nonlinear feedback control via observations of the process multi-dimensional SISO system \[ \dot{x}(t)=Ax(t)+Bu(t),\qquad y(t)=Cx(t) \] with unknown parameters \(A,B,C\). The controller \(u(t)\) is selected on-line from a given set of controllers according to a swiching rule based on output prediction errors so that the output \(y(t)\) asymptotically tracks a reference signal \(r(t)\) generated by the output of the system \[ \dot{\Phi}(t)=f\Phi (t), \qquad r(t)=g\Phi (t). \] Sufficient conditions on the models and controllers under which the switched closed-loop control system is exponentially stable and asymptotically achieves good control are obtained. Three examples are given.
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