Polynomial approach to non-linear predictive generalised minimum variance control
Polynomial approach to non-linear predictive generalised minimum variance control
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DOI:
10.1049/iet-cta.2009.0043
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发表时间:
2010-03
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
M. Grimble;P. Majecki
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作者:
M. Grimble;P. Majecki
A relatively simple approach to non-linear predictive generalised minimum variance (NPGMV) control is introduced for non-linear discrete-time multivariable systems. The system is represented by a combination of a stable non-linear subsystem where no structure is assumed and a linear subsystem that may be unstable and modelled in polynomial matrix form. The multi-step predictive control cost index to be minimised involves both weighted error and control signal costing terms. The NPGMV control law involves an assumption on the choice of cost-function weights to ensure the existence of a stable non-linear closed-loop operator. A valuable feature of the control law is that in the asymptotic case, where the plant is linear, the controller reduces to a polynomial matrix version of the well known generalised predictive control (GPC) controller. In the limiting case when the plant is non-linear and the cost-function is single step the controller becomes equal to the polynomial matrix version of the so-called non-linear generalised minimum variance controller. The controller can be implemented in a form related to a non-linear version of the Smith predictor but unlike this compensator a stabilising control law can be obtained for open-loop unstable processes.