Application of Fuzzy Control Techniques to a Chaotic System

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. L. Karr E. J. Gentry
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

Researchers at the U. S. Bureau of Mines have developed a control algorithm to efficiently manipulate chaotic systems. The control, based on both fuzzy logic and genetic algorithms, prescribes actions that drive the chaotic system to acceptable regions of state space. The use of fuzzy logic enables a person who has limited experience with a chaotic system to establish a set of rules for manipulating the problem environment, and a set of membership functions that define terms used in the rule-set. Genetic algorithms are search algorithms based on natural genetics, and are used in the control algorithm to select membership functions that provide for a suitable level of control. The Bureau-developed algorithm controls the computer simulation of a ball bouncing on an oscillating table, a system that exhibits chaotic behavior.
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APA: C. L. Karr E. J. Gentry  (1993)  Application of Fuzzy Control Techniques to a Chaotic System

MLA: C. L. Karr E. J. Gentry Application of Fuzzy Control Techniques to a Chaotic System. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1993.

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