State-dependent parameter model identification for inverse dead-zone control of a hydraulic manipulator

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Identification for control, nonlinear system identification, parameter-varying systems, robotic manipulators, anti-windup, application of nonlinear analysis and design

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State-dependent parameter model identification for inverse dead-zone control of a hydraulic manipulator. / West, Craig ; Wilson, Emma Denise; Clairon, Q. et al.
In: IFAC-PapersOnLine, Vol. 51, No. 15, 2018, p. 126-131.

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title = "State-dependent parameter model identification for inverse dead-zone control of a hydraulic manipulator",

abstract = "The robotic platform in this study has dual, seven-function, hydraulically actuated manipulators, which are being used for research into assisted tele-operation for common nuclear decommissioning tasks, such as pipe cutting. The article concerns the identification of state-dependent parameter (SDP) models for joint angle control. Compared to earlier SDP analysis of the same device, the present work proposes a new way of representing the state-dependent gain and parametrises this using novel regret-regression methods. A mechanistic interpretation of this model yields dead-zone and angular velocity saturation coefficients, and facilitates SDP-based control with an inverse dead-zone. This approach integrates the input signal calibration, system identification and nonlinear control system design steps, using a relatively small data-set, allowing for straightforward recalibration when the dynamic characteristics have changed due to age and use, or after the installation of replacement parts.",

keywords = "Identification for control, nonlinear system identification, parameter-varying systems, robotic manipulators, anti-windup, application of nonlinear analysis and design",

author = "Craig West and Wilson, {Emma Denise} and Q. Clairon and Monk, {Stephen David} and Allahyar Montazeri and Taylor, {C. James}",

year = "2018",

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language = "English",

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note = "18th IFAC Symposium on System Identification ; Conference date: 09-07-2018 Through 11-07-2018",

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AU - Wilson, Emma Denise

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AU - Montazeri, Allahyar

AU - Taylor, C. James

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KW - parameter-varying systems

KW - robotic manipulators

KW - anti-windup

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