Proposed methodology utilizing dynamical neural models improves control algorithms for helicopter education, underscoring system interaction implications.
A design of methodology for experimental identification of nonlinear dynamical systems using feed-forward MLP neural networks as dynamical neural models is presented in this paper. The proposed methodology consists of four modules and makes use of already existing models of the nonlinear dynamical system. The methodology is verified in the case study, which is dedicated to the experimental identification of the modified helicopter educational plant CE 150 from Humusoft company. The previously created gray-box model of the helicopter educational model is used to estimate optimal neural network structure. The obtained black-box helicopter model, represented by a dynamical neural model, captures interactions between elevation and azimuth subsystems. The dynamical neural model is used to design three control algorithms without subsystem decoupling that are verified in the simulation environment and on the real helicopter educational model.
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