Event-triggered ε level H∞ probabilistic control of uncertain systems
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Yin, YanYan
Liu, Y.
Teo, Kok Lay
Wang, Song
Liu, F.
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Yin, Y. and Liu, Y. and Teo, K.L. and Wang, S. and Liu, F. 2018. Event-triggered ε level H∞ probabilistic control of uncertain systems. Journal of the Franklin Institute.
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Journal of the Franklin Institute
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School of Electrical Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Science (EECMS)
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The Franklin Institute In this paper, a new event-trigger based probabilistic controller is designed using a scenario optimization approach for the robust stabilization of uncertain systems subject to nonlinear and unbounded uncertainties. Sufficient probabilistic stabilization conditions are derived under which the closed-loop system is e level robust probabilistic stable. Based on these conditions, the design of the gains of the event-triggered state feedback controller is formulated and solved as an optimization problem involving linear matrix inequality. The applicability of theoretical results obtained is illustrated by a numerical example.
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