Abstract
This article concentrates on a failure-distribution-dependent leader-following fault-tolerant consensus control for multiagent systems with cyberattacks. First, considering the characteristic of failures, a failure distribution model which is more in line with the actual situation is established. To reduce the influence of zero initial conditions, an [Formula: see text] performance index suitable for leader-following multiagent systems is constructed. After this, it is difficult to obtain the augmented form of the closed-loop system due to the coupling of parameters caused by cyberattacks. Thus, based on the provided failure model and performance index, a new fault-tolerant controller is designed by using topological structure segmentation to satisfy the leader-following multiagent system fault-tolerant consensus. Finally, a numerical example is shown to prove the feasibility of this algorithm.
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