Abstract
A new event-triggered iterative learning control method is proposed for handling the distributed containment control problem of model-free multiagent systems under a fixed directed graph. The designed controller merely uses the input and output signals, controlled model information is not required. At first, the unknown dynamic is transformed into the linearization model upon the base of pseudo partial derivative. Secondly, the novel distributed containment controller is proposed for each follower by use of iterative learning algorithm. Moreover, a new trigger mechanism is designed to save energy of the systems, such that the updating number of the proposed controller can be reduced greatly. Mathematical deduction shows that the controller can render the outputs of the followers converge to a convex hull formed by the outputs of leaders. Finally, simulation examples are given for verifying the significance of proposed method.
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