Variable structure systems theory in computational intelligence.

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The goal is to integrate the variable structure systems (VSS) technique and computational intelligence (CI). Special emphasis is laid on the sliding mode control of nonlinear systems. But the complete knowledge of the plant dynamics is required for this purpose. To start with, a functional overview of CI architectures is given, namely ADALINES, feedforward neural networks (NN), radial basis function NN, standard fuzzy systems, adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference systems. Then the VSS based parameter tuning in intelligent control systems is analyzed and calculations of control error are presented. At the end an illustrative example in the form of tracking control of a third-order nonlinear system is presented. If one realizes that NN and fuzzy inference systems constitute the core of CI, then a learning strategy based on VSS theory is a good candidate for eliminating some adverse effects of disturbances. In other words, relatively old problems are solved by relatively new techniques, called vaguely intelligent. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0994.00022].












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