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Recurrent Neural Network with Fractional Learning -Based Fixed-Time Formation Tracking Constrained Control for a Group of Quadrotors
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Recurrent Neural Network with Fractional Learning -Based Fixed-Time Formation Tracking Constrained Control for a Group of Quadrotors

Hailay Berihu Abebe, Chih-Lyang Hwang, Bor-Sen Chen, Fan WuChau Jan
IEEE Access
2021

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Dynamics Fixed-time formation tracking control Force Formation change Fractional learning Lyapunov function Nonlinear dynamical systems Obstacle avoidance Quadrotors Recurrent neural network Recurrent neural networks Rotors Target approach Trajectory Vehicle dynamics Computer Science (all) Materials Science (all) Engineering (all)
In this paper, each agent is modeled by the mechanical motion dynamics with the velocity transformation between quadrotor and world coordinates such that trajectory planning and obstacle avoidance are easily accomplished. It is assumed that at least one follower tracks the leader with a specific position, and the other followers maintain the relative position among each other or the leader. If obstacles hinder the motion of the original formation, a piecewise straight-line formation is employed to avoid these obstacles. To fulfill these tasks under the uncertain dynamics, the recurrent neural network with fractional learning-based fixed-time formation tracking constrained control (RNNFL-FTFTCC) is designed by nonlinear filtering error with dynamic fraction order, time-varying switching gain, and recurrent neural network learning compensation of dynamic lumped uncertainties in each quadrotor. The simulations with the initial formation error, the formation change in a narrow space, and the target point approach validate the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed formation control. Moreover, the comparisons among non-adaptive, RNN, and multilayer perceptron network (MLPN) compensations confirm the effectiveness and efficiency of fractional learning.

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