A Generalized Integrated Fuzzy-MPC With Optimal Input Excitation for Complex Systems With Industrial Applications

Complex systems are frequently influenced by uncertain factors, making it difficult for traditional fixed-model control schemes to achieve high-precision control. Data-driven control methods offer a solution, but they face challenges in constructing accurate models due to insufficient excitation in operational data. Moreover, mismatches between historical models and new conditions coupled with limited data accumulation under new conditions reduces the operational performance throughout the entire process. To address these issues, this paper proposes a generalized integrated fuzzy model predictive control (GIF-MPC) framework. It combines the generalization capability of fuzzy control with the precision of model predictive control to ensure highprecision control under all conditions. Specifically, a strategy switching mechanism, triggered by a mismatch characteristic parameter is first proposed, which transitions the original strategy to a fuzzy-driven excitation control method, thereby mitigating the control performance degradation caused by the mismatch between control strategies and complex systems. Then, a fuzzy control feature extraction method is proposed to balance fuzzy set activation and improve adaptability to unknown conditions. Additionally, an optimal input excitation design method is proposed to tackle insufficient data excitation, enabling effective control. Once sufficient data is accumulated, the model switches to model predictive control. The dual decision mechanism guided by the data information and triggered by the mismatch characteristic parameter effectively ensures high precision control under uncertainties. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the GIF-MPC method ensures high-precision control throughout disturbances and condition changes. The solution is also successfully deployed in an industrial setting, validating its excellent control performance under full operation conditions.

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IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tfuzz.2024.3522339
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Advanced Control Systems Optimization
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Abstract

Complex systems are frequently influenced by uncertain factors, making it difficult for traditional fixed-model control schemes to achieve high-precision control. Data-driven control methods offer a solution, but they face challenges in constructing accurate models due to insufficient excitation in operational data. Moreover, mismatches between historical models and new conditions coupled with limited data accumulation under new conditions reduces the operational performance throughout the entire process. To address these issues, this paper proposes a generalized integrated fuzzy model predictive control (GIF-MPC) framework. It combines the generalization capability of fuzzy control with the precision of model predictive control to ensure highprecision control under all conditions. Specifically, a strategy switching mechanism, triggered by a mismatch characteristic parameter is first proposed, which transitions the original strategy to a fuzzy-driven excitation control method, thereby mitigating the control performance degradation caused by the mismatch between control strategies and complex systems. Then, a fuzzy control feature extraction method is proposed to balance fuzzy set activation and improve adaptability to unknown conditions. Additionally, an optimal input excitation design method is proposed to tackle insufficient data excitation, enabling effective control. Once sufficient data is accumulated, the model switches to model predictive control. The dual decision mechanism guided by the data information and triggered by the mismatch characteristic parameter effectively ensures high precision control under uncertainties. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the GIF-MPC method ensures high-precision control throughout disturbances and condition changes. The solution is also successfully deployed in an industrial setting, validating its excellent control performance under full operation conditions.

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