2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0165-0114(97)00404-1
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Design of a GA-based fuzzy PID controller for non-minimum phase systems

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“…To make this classification method effective, we adopt the GAs that are based on the mechanics of natural selection and natural genetic to solve both problems. Genetic algorithms achieve a parallel search and keep a population of individual solutions (Kuo & Li, 1999;Li & Shieh, 2000;Ishibuchi, Aguirre, & Tanaka, 2000;Lozano & Larranaga, 1999;Song & Kim, 2000). Using the GAs, the optimization problem should be transformed into an adequate function, which is called the fitness function.…”
Section: Two Types Of Gas For the Hfmmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To make this classification method effective, we adopt the GAs that are based on the mechanics of natural selection and natural genetic to solve both problems. Genetic algorithms achieve a parallel search and keep a population of individual solutions (Kuo & Li, 1999;Li & Shieh, 2000;Ishibuchi, Aguirre, & Tanaka, 2000;Lozano & Larranaga, 1999;Song & Kim, 2000). Using the GAs, the optimization problem should be transformed into an adequate function, which is called the fitness function.…”
Section: Two Types Of Gas For the Hfmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One advantage of using these linguistic summaries is that we can describe knowledge about a database in that form, which is very natural for a human to understand. Fuzzy linear regression (Redden, 1996;Savic & Pedrycz, 1991;Tanaka, 1987;Wang & Tsaur, 2000) and GA-based fuzzy logic (Kuo & Li, 1999;Li & Shieh, 2000;Mondal & Maiti, 2003; 2. Hierarchical fuzzy classification model for classification problem…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Significant efforts have been made to investigate the Mamdani fuzzy PID control systems. To mention a few, the analytical structure analysis results are reported in [5][6][7], the stability analysis problems are considered in [8,9], and the controller design methods are proposed in [10][11][12][13][14][15]. For the T-S fuzzy PID control systems, the analytical structure analysis is explored in [16,17], where the results show that a T-S fuzzy PID controller is a nonlinear PID controller with variable gains.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparisons between the proposed fuzzy PI controllers and ZieglerNichols-tuned PID controllers have shown that the former outperforms the latter with regard to various performance indexes, such as overshoot, settling time, and integral absolute error. The Genetic Algorithms (GAs)-based Mamdani fuzzy PI+PD controller is used to eliminate the overshoot of a nonminimum phase system in [8], where the fuzzy PI controller is implemented to cancel the effect of unstable zeros, and the fuzzy PD controller is applied to reform the transient response. It is reported in [9] that a Mamdani fuzzy PI-like (fuzzy PD controller plus an integrator) controller can be effectively used in the milling process, and the stability is guaranteed by the circle criterion.…”
Section: Introduction (Heading 1)mentioning
confidence: 99%