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Further Strategies for Nonlinear Control with Neural Networks

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The previous chapters of this book mainly focused on the identification of non-linearities in electromechanical systems by intelligent observers based on neural networks. These observers have the advantage that they provide, apart from the knowledge about the nonlinearity, knowledge about the non-measurable states. Only in two cases was the identified knowledge used for the compensation of the nonlinearity (chapter 7 and section 9.2.2), whereas no use was made of the complete state observation.

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Rau, M., Angermann, A. (2000). Further Strategies for Nonlinear Control with Neural Networks. In: Schröder, D. (eds) Intelligent Observer and Control Design for Nonlinear Systems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-04117-8_13

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