Cy. Peng et Ss. Jang, NONLINEAR RULE-BASED MODEL-PREDICTIVE CONTROL OF CHEMICAL PROCESSES, Industrial & engineering chemistry research, 33(9), 1994, pp. 2140-2150
Several difficulties are still encountered in the direct use of a nonl
inear model in the area of model based control. A time series rule bas
ed model is employed in this work to perform nonlinear control in case
s where linear approaches have failed. The rule based model is basical
ly comprised of a set of rules which are related to the time series of
input and output data. The proposed control approach filtered out the
high-frequency disturbances using possibility theory. An on-line iden
tification phase is required if persistent changes of some parameters
frequently occur. The identification algorithm maximizes the membershi
p of the disturbance parameter in the immediate past. The control obje
ctive minimizes the square errors of the output and set point in a tim
e horizon projected into the immediate future. Physical examples are s
imulated to demonstrate the implementation of this approach.