Researchers demonstrate effective optimization in multi-agent systems using adaptive event-triggered algorithms, implying improved system performance.
In this paper, adaptive continuous-time algorithms with event-triggered mechanism are studied to solve the optimization problem. First, an event-triggered adaptive algorithm is introduced, and it is proven that this algorithm can effectively solve the optimization problem. Second, to solve the optimization problem, two event-triggered algorithms are proposed, one considering uniform quantization information and the other addressing external disturbances. It is demonstrated that the states of the multi-agent systems practically converge to the global optimal point. Three numerical cases demonstrate the effectiveness of the relevant results.
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