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Article: Reports on fuzzy research findings from University of Huelva provide new insights.
- Article from:
- Robotics & Machine Learning
- Article date:
- November 9, 2009
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"The price to be paid for the great dynamic richness of nonlinear systems is the lack of a unitary theory that allows control-system design to be tacked in a way that is parallel or analogous to that of linear systems. We propose a general methodology that uses fuzzy logic to systematically and formally synthesize nonlinear control systems, which are stable by design," scientists in Huelva, Spain report.
"Although this methodology is based on Lyapunov theory, it avoids searching for Lyapunov functions. This allows the synthesis procedure to be systematic as well as formal and, especially, independent of heuristics," wrote J.M.A. Marquez and colleagues, ...