Deadzone compensation based on constrained RBF neural network
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Two neural networks are used for the compensation of a deadzone. A radial basis function (RBF) neural network is used for the identification of the parameters. Then the RBF network acts as a single layer neural network and is trained based on the gradient descent technique. The result is used to train the other neural network for the inverse compensation of the deadzone.
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