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ORCIDFuzzy Sets and Systems, Volume 402
Volume 402, January 2021
Adaptive control
- Jiaxi Chen
, Junmin Li, Xinxin Yuan:
Distributed fuzzy adaptive consensus for high-order multi-agent systems with an imprecise communication topology structure. 1-15 - Tianyue Zhou, Cungen Liu, Xiaoping Liu, Huanqing Wang, Yucheng Zhou:
Finite-time prescribed performance adaptive fuzzy control for unknown nonlinear systems. 16-34
- Changjiang Xi, Jiuxiang Dong:
Event-triggered adaptive fuzzy distributed tracking control for uncertain nonlinear multi-agent systems. 35-50
- Yue Wu, Jiuxiang Dong, Tieshan Li:
A peak-to-peak filtering for continuous Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy systems by a local method. 51-77 - Fernando Matía, Víctor Jiménez, Biel Piero E. Alvarado Vasquez, Rodolfo E. Haber:
The fuzzy Kalman filter: Improving its implementation by reformulating uncertainty representation. 78-104
- Huai-Ning Wu, Xiu-Mei Zhang, Jun-Wei Wang, Huan-Yu Zhu:
Observer-based output feedback fuzzy control for nonlinear parabolic PDE-ODE coupled systems. 105-123 - Zhi Lian, Yong He, Min Wu:
Stability and stabilization for delayed fuzzy systems via reciprocally convex matrix inequality. 124-141
- Ulcilea Alves Severino Leal, Weldon A. Lodwick, Geraldo Nunes Silva, Gino Gustavo Maqui-Huamán:
Interval optimal control for uncertain problems. 142-154
- Sigifredo Laengle, Valeria Lobos, José M. Merigó, Enrique Herrera-Viedma, Manuel J. Cobo, Bernard De Baets:
Forty years of Fuzzy Sets and Systems: A bibliometric analysis. 155-183
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