2020
DOI: 10.1080/03772063.2020.1791743
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Adaptive Neural Network Conformable Fractional-Order Nonsingular Terminal Sliding Mode Control for a Class of Second-Order Nonlinear Systems

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“…Combining the solutions (34) and (35) gives inequality (20) for all t > t 0 . Thus, system (13) is fe-ISS.…”
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“…Combining the solutions (34) and (35) gives inequality (20) for all t > t 0 . Thus, system (13) is fe-ISS.…”
Section: Proof Of Claimmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several attempts have been also made to generalise the Barbalat‐type lemmas in order to analyse the stability of time‐varying fractional‐order nonlinear systems where it is very difficult to find Lyapunov functions with negative definite derivative [13, 43]. Furthermore, in other research works, several nonlinear control methods have been extended into the fractional dynamic systems such as sliding mode control [34, 47], back‐stepping control [38], fuzzy control [20], adaptive control [48].…”
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“…A fractional-order proportionalintegral (FOPI) controller can guarantee accurate speed estimation (He et al, 2021). An FOPI controller is a structure based on the theory of fractional calculus (FC), which has the advantage of a supplementary degree of freedom compared with the classical PI controller (Das et al, 2013;Razzaghian et al, 2022;Zhang et al, 2020). This technique aims to improve the performance of the MRAS of DTC for the five-phase induction motor.…”
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“…In Haghighatnia et al, 32 a conformable derivative‐based chaotic system is considered, and a smooth sliding mode approximation enforces a quasi‐sliding motion. In Razzaghian et al, 33 an adaptive neural network is proposed, which relies on a conformable terminal sliding mode variable definition for the case of uncertain second order dynamical systems. In Haghighatnia and Shandiz, 34 a conformable sliding variable is defined, but during the sliding mode, a conventional motion takes place, without any dependence on the conformable definition.…”
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confidence: 99%