Abstract

Abstract In this paper, local linear fuzzy models are used for adaptive predictive control of nonlinear processes. First, an algorithm (LOLIMOT = local linear model tree algorithm) for off-line identification of Takagi-Sugeno type fuzzy models is briefly reviewed. In order to cope with time-variant nonlinear processes and also with the influence of non-measurable disturbances, an on-line adaptation of the model is performed. A recursive least-squares algorithm (RLS) is applied to update the linear parameters in the rule consequents locally. The local estimation results in low computational effort and avoids forgetting in non-active operating regimes. The effectiveness of the approach is demonstrated by simulations and by controlling the output temperature of a cross-flow heat exchanger.

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