Abstract
We present a new indirect adaptive control law based on recurrent neural networks, which are linear on the input. For the identifier, we adapt a recently published algorithm to fit the neural network type used for identification; this algorithm ensures exponential stability for the identification error. The proposed controller is based on sliding mode techniques. Our main result, stated as a theorem, concerns tracking error asymptotic stability. Applicability of the proposed scheme is tested via simulations.
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