2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.neucom.2016.12.023
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Neural network based fin control for ship roll stabilization with guaranteed robustness

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“…scale matrix with the range of n, which is explained in accordance with the information in[9]. Moreover, they have copied the disrupting environmental impacts by including secon d-order waves, ocean currents, and wind.With regard to the optimum position and orientation of the ship First, the PID control scheme is studied for the simulation.…”
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“…scale matrix with the range of n, which is explained in accordance with the information in[9]. Moreover, they have copied the disrupting environmental impacts by including secon d-order waves, ocean currents, and wind.With regard to the optimum position and orientation of the ship First, the PID control scheme is studied for the simulation.…”
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“…Artificial NN are patterns of information processing created using the imitating biological NN like that of the person brain. The artificial neural network is a data processing system which has been inspired by human brain and has entrusted the processing of data to small, very large processors that work in a networked and parallel manner to solve a problem [9]. Generally, theses networks can be summarized as three main parts:…”
Section: Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…scale matrix with the range of n, which is explained in accordance with the information in[9]. Moreover, they have copied the disrupting environmental impacts by including secon d-order waves, ocean currents, and wind.With regard to the optimum position and orientation of the ship…”
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“…Reference [16] used a linear quadratic regulator for wave piercing catamarans motion control, and reference [17] developed an intelligent control based on PSO (Particle swarm optimization) for a ship roll motion. The authors of [18] presented an adaptive robust fin controller based on a feedforward neural network. These advanced methods have excellent results in simulation, however, these algorithms perform poorly in actual engineering.…”
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confidence: 99%