Abstract
Fractional Hammerstein models represent various nonlinear processes, such as thermal and mechanical. Their major drawback is the non-convex optimization problem in a nonlinear model predictive control scheme due to its static nonlinearity. Indeed, an efficient optimization algorithm is needed. This work proposes a hybrid optimization algorithm combining the Nelder Mead optimization method and the Honey Badger one to synthesize a predictive control algorithm based on fractional Hammerstein models. As illustrated through simulation results, the proposed method offers clear improvements in convergence and tracking performances.
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