This paper deals with predictive control based on fuzzy models. A novel algorithm (LOLIMOT) is proposed for the construction of Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy models. The rule consequents are optimized by a local orthogonal least-squares method that selects the significant regressors. The rule premises are optimized by a tree construction algorithm which partitions the input space in hyper-rectangles. A generalized predictive controller (GPC) and a dynamic matrix controller (DMC) are designed. Both controllers require the extraction of a linear model from the Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy model. For the GPC a new technique called local dynamic linearization is proposed that exploits the special structure of the local linear models. The DMC is based on the evaluation of a step response. The effectiveness of both the identification algorithm and the predictive controllers is shown by application to temperature control of an industrial-scale cross-flow heat exchanger. Notes Tel.: +49-6151-165109; Fax: +49-6151-293445: e-mail: fischer@irt.tu-darmstadt.de.
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