Mode-dependent Scheme Research Articles

Generalised state estimation of Markov jump neural networks based on the Bessel–Legendre inequality

In the study, the authors are interested in investigating the stability analysis and state estimation of Markov jump static neural networks subject to time delays by the feat of Bessel–Legendre inequality. A canonical Bessel–Legendre inequality, which converts the limited interval [ − h , 0 ] required in traditional Bessel–Legendre inequality to a general interval [ a , b ] is employed. Accordingly, compared with the existing results, the restriction is naturally relaxed and the less conservative criterion is presented. The stability analysis is complicated after constructing an enhanced Lyapunov–Krasovskii functional suitable for the canonical Bessel–Legendre inequality. Furthermore, taking account of the information of system mode, the mode-dependent scheme is applied to the design of a state estimator. Corresponding results to the stability of the estimation error system and the acquisition of the desired observer are presented. In the end, an example, which proves the validity of the method is given.