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Fuzzy-tuned integral sliding mode control regulates greenhouse climate, indicating robust performance against disturbances.
In this study, a robust control strategy for greenhouse climate regulation is presented using an integral sliding mode controller (ISMC) tuned via fuzzy logic. To validate the effectiveness of our approach, a greenhouse model was used under varying conditions, with key system parameters altered by up to 30% to simulate real-world disturbances and uncertainties. The fuzzy logic-based tuning mechanism dynamically adjusted ISMC parameters, thereby enhancing its adaptability and robustness. The results demonstrate that the proposed controller successfully maintains stable performance with a 1-min rise time, 2-min settling time, and 20% overshoot, despite 30% parameter variations, effectively overcoming disturbances. Our work highlights the fuzzy-tuned ISMC’s ability to handle system uncertainties, providing a reliable solution for robust greenhouse climate control.
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