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Event-Triggered Nonlinear Iterative Learning Control
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An event-triggered nonlinear iterative learning control (ET-NILC) method is presented for repetitive nonaffine and nonlinear systems that have 2-D dynamic behavior along both time and iteration directions. Based on the virtual linear data model, the ET-NILC method is proposed by designing an event triggering condition based on the Lyapunov-like stability analysis conducted along the iteration direction. The learning gain function of ET-NILC is nonlinear and updated by designing an iterative learning parameter estimation law to enhance the robustness. From the perspective of the time dynamics, the proposed ET-NILC is a feedforward control and the event-triggering condition can be verified offline using tracking errors, event triggering errors, and the estimated parameters together. Moreover, the proposed ET-NILC is a data-driven scheme since it merely uses I/O data for the design. The results are also extended to repetitive multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) nonaffine nonlinear systems using the property of input-to-state stability as the basic mathematical tool. The convergence of the proposed ET-NILC methods is proved. Several simulations illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed methods.
Keywords:
Data models
Nonlinear systems
Iterative learning control
Stability analysis
Convergence
MIMO communication
Computational modeling
Data-driven method
event-triggered iterative learning control (ILC)
nonlinear nonaffine repetitive systems
virtual linear data model
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