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Broad learning robust semi-active structural control: A nonparametric approach
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DOI：10.1016/j.ymssp.2021.108012.png)
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We propose a novel algorithm for dynamic response suppression via semi-active control devices, which we refer to as broad learning, robust, semi-active control (BLRSAC). To configure the semiactive controller, a nonparametric reliability-based output feedback control strategy is introduced. In particular, an adaptive broad learning network is developed to formulate the control strategy using the clipped-optimal control technique. The learning network is augmented incrementally to adopt additional training data based on the inherited information of the trained learning network. By utilizing a robust failure probability, the training dataset is obtained adaptively to include the training input-output pairs with optimal structural control performance. The robust failure probability we propose incorporates both predicted failure probability and the uncertainty of the underlying structure. Therefore, the resultant control strategy can handle the inevitable uncertainty of the actual control situation to achieve optimal structural control. To examine the efficacy of the proposed BLRSAC algorithm, illustrative examples of a shear building and a three-dimensional braced frame under various external excitation and structural damaging conditions are presented.
Keywords:
Broad learning robust controller
Reliability-based control
Robust failure probability
Semi-active control
Model uncertainty
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