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In this article, a cooperative adaptive iterative learning fault-tolerant control (CAILFTC) algorithm with the radial basis function neural network (RBFNN) is proposed for multiple subway trains subject to the time-iteration-dependent actuator faults by using the multiple-point-mass dynamics model. First, an RBFNN is utilized to cope with the unknown nonlinearity of the subway train system. Next, a composite energy function (CEF) technique is applied to obtain the convergence property of the presented CAILFTC, which can guarantee that all train speed tracking errors are asymptotic convergence along the iteration axis; meanwhile, the headway distances of neighboring subway trains are kept in a safety range. Finally, the effectiveness of theoretical studies is verified through a subway train simulation.
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