Evolutionary Optimization of Robust and Chattering-Free Mamdani Type Fuzzy Controller

  • H. MEGHERBI Electrical Department, Mohamed Khider University, ALGERIA
  • N. MEGHERBI Applied Mathematics and Computing Group, Cranfield University, UK
  • A. C. MEGHERBI Electrical Department, Mohamed Khider University, ALGERIA
  • K. BENMAHAMMED Intelligent Systems Laboratory, Ferhat Abbes University, ALGERIA

Résumé

In fuzzy control area, the evolutionary algorithm is one of the most common design tools for fuzzy knowledge base generation.
In this paper, we present the application of an integer evolutionary algorithm (IEA) for simultaneous optimization of fuzzy rule
base and fuzzy data base of Mamdani-type fuzzy controller. The motivation behind this work is to design a robust and accurate
controller without chattering phenomenon in the control input. More specifically, we consider the minimization of the variance
of the control input in the same time as root mean square tracking error during the optimization. This fact leads the IEA to
search for accurate fuzzy controller that provides just enough control input for smooth behavior. To assess the design
technique, simulations were conducted with direct-drive DC motor. The simulation results show the effectiveness of the
proposed IEA in designing a robust and chattering-free Mamdani fuzzy controller with high accuracy as compared to a
conventional PD controller.

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Comment citer
MEGHERBI, H. et al. Evolutionary Optimization of Robust and Chattering-Free Mamdani Type Fuzzy Controller. Courrier du Savoir, [S.l.], v. 17, mai 2014. ISSN 1112-3338. Disponible à l'adresse : >https://revues.univ-biskra.dz./index.php/cds/article/view/362>. Date de consultation : 14 nov. 2024
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