An Adaptive Direct-Discretized RNN With Fuzzy Factor for Handling Future Distinct-Layer Inequality and Equation System Applied to Robot Manipulator Control

This paper proposes an adaptive direct-discretized recurrent neural network (ADD-RNN) algorithm with fuzzy factor to address the problem of future distinct-layer inequality and equation system (FDLIES). For comparison purposes, a traditional indirect-discretized RNN (TID-RNN) algorithm is also developed to solve the same problem. The superior performance of the proposed ADD-RNN algorithm is validated through numerical experiment. The applicability and meliority of the proposed ADD-RNN algorithm are further demonstrated by applying it to tackle a motion planning and control problem of a robot manipulator with an additional constraint, which is formulated as a specific FDLIES problem.

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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/irac63143.2024.10871617
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Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics
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An Adaptive Direct-Discretized RNN With Fuzzy Factor for Handling Future Distinct-Layer Inequality and Equation System Applied to Robot Manipulator Control

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An Adaptive Direct-Discretized RNN With Fuzzy Factor for Handling Future Distinct-Layer Inequality and Equation System Applied to Robot Manipulator Control

Kehan Li, Zihang Li, Binbin Qiu, Jinjin Guo
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Abstract

This paper proposes an adaptive direct-discretized recurrent neural network (ADD-RNN) algorithm with fuzzy factor to address the problem of future distinct-layer inequality and equation system (FDLIES). For comparison purposes, a traditional indirect-discretized RNN (TID-RNN) algorithm is also developed to solve the same problem. The superior performance of the proposed ADD-RNN algorithm is validated through numerical experiment. The applicability and meliority of the proposed ADD-RNN algorithm are further demonstrated by applying it to tackle a motion planning and control problem of a robot manipulator with an additional constraint, which is formulated as a specific FDLIES problem.

Sun Yat-sen University (CN), Guangdong Polytechnic Normal University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Reduced inequalities
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Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics
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