A takagi-sugeno type controller for mobile robot navigation

Authors: Iancu, I., Colhon, M. and Dupac, M.

Pages: 29-34

Abstract:

Fuzzy set theory and fuzzy logic are the convenient tools for handling uncertain, imprecise, or unmodeled data in intelligent decision-making systems. The utility of fuzzy logic in system controls domain is presented in the context of a mobile robot navigation control application. The Takagi-Sugeno controller is a fuzzy model capable of approximating a wide class of nonlinear systems by decomposing the input space into several partial fuzzy spaces and representing the output space with a linear equation. The output control action is obtained from the rule-base and a set of crisp inputs. A Takagi-Sugeno type Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC), to work with crisp data, intervals and fuzzy sets inputs, is proposed in connection with a mobile robot navigation model. The model also works with a set of t-norms, and for any t-norm an output value is obtained. Finally, these outputs are combined to obtain the overall output of the system.

Source: Scopus

A Takagi-Sugeno Type Controller for Mobile Robot Navigation

Authors: Iancu, I., Ghindeanu, M. and Dupac, M.

Editors: Grigoriu, M., Mladenov, V., Bulucea, C.A., Martin, O. and Mastorakis, N.

Pages: 29-35

Publisher: WSEAS Press

Place of Publication: US

ISBN: 978-960-474-179-3

Abstract:

Fuzzy set theory and fuzzy logic are the convenient tools for handling uncertain, imprecise, or unmodeled data in intelligent decision-making systems. The utility of fuzzy logic in system controls domain is presented in the context of a mobile robot navigation control application. The Takagi-Sugeno controller is a fuzzy model capable of approximating a wide class of nonlinear systems by decomposing the input space into several partial fuzzy spaces and representing the output space with a linear equation. The output control action is obtained from the rule-base and a set of crisp inputs. A Takagi-Sugeno type Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC), to work with crisp data, intervals and fuzzy sets inputs, is proposed in connection with a mobile robot navigation model. The model also works with a set of t-norms, and for any t-norm an output value is obtained. Finally, these outputs are combined to obtain the overall output of the system.

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Source: Manual

Preferred by: Mihai Dupac