Abstract
Model-based engineering tools require the availability of suitable dynamical models. Consequently, the development of a suitable nonlinear model is of paramount importance. Given the high expectations of fuzzy models in the area of identification and control, it becomes necessary to analyze and extract control-relevant information from fuzzy models of dynamical processes. Hence, in this chapter after an introduction to the data-driven modeling of dynamical systems, the following characteristics of TS fuzzy models are analyzed:
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Fuzzy models of dynamical systems
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State-space realization of the model
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Prediction of the equilibrium points
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Stability of the equilibrium points
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Extraction of a linear dynamical model around an operating point Based on this analysis, new fuzzy model structures
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Hybrid F\izzy Convolution Model
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Fuzzy Hammerstein Model
are proposed; these models can more effectively represent special nonlinear dynamic processes than can conventional fuzzy systems.
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Abonyi, J. (2003). Fuzzy Models of Dynamical Systems. In: Fuzzy Model Identification for Control. Birkhäuser, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0027-7_3
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