This paper discusses the application of recurrent neural networks for identification and control of helicopter vibrations. A class of recurrent networks called memory neuron networks are used for plant identification and control. These networks are obtained by adding trainable temporal elements to feedforward networks. This makes the network output history sensitive and gives them the capability to identify and control systems whose order is unknown or systems with unknown delay. A representative analytical model with higher harmonic pitch angles for minimizing hub shear forces is used for simulation. The effectiveness of the controller in minimizing the force level at varying and constant forward speed are studied. The ability of the contr...
“Teaching by Showing” control of a small helicopter’s aggressive maneuvering often...
This paper is concerned with the control of an under-actuated, uncertain, delayed non-linear system...
The paper presents a digital adaptive controller of recurrent neural networks for the active flutter...
Aeroelastic systems have the peculiarity of changing their behavior with flight conditions. Within s...
In this paper, identification of lateral and longitudinal dynamics of a helicopter using flight data...
In this paper, identification of lateral and longitudinal dynamics of helicopter using flight data i...
System identification consists of the development of techniques for model estimation from experiment...
Rotor Track & Balance (RTB) process is performed to bring the Vibrations to acceptable limits in ide...
A Recurrent Neural Network controller for the alleviation of gust loads on a regional transport airc...
This paper presents an off-line (finite time interval) and on-line learning direct adaptive neural c...
A closed-loop optimal neural-network controller technique was developed to optimize rotorcraft aerom...
Recent publications on automatic flight controls are concentrated on neural network based adaptive c...
Designing a reliable flight control for an autonomous helicopter requires a high performance dynami...
This paper presents an on-line learning adaptive neural control scheme for helicopters performing hi...
A neural network controller is described and implemented for controlling the vibration of a rotor-be...
“Teaching by Showing” control of a small helicopter’s aggressive maneuvering often...
This paper is concerned with the control of an under-actuated, uncertain, delayed non-linear system...
The paper presents a digital adaptive controller of recurrent neural networks for the active flutter...
Aeroelastic systems have the peculiarity of changing their behavior with flight conditions. Within s...
In this paper, identification of lateral and longitudinal dynamics of a helicopter using flight data...
In this paper, identification of lateral and longitudinal dynamics of helicopter using flight data i...
System identification consists of the development of techniques for model estimation from experiment...
Rotor Track & Balance (RTB) process is performed to bring the Vibrations to acceptable limits in ide...
A Recurrent Neural Network controller for the alleviation of gust loads on a regional transport airc...
This paper presents an off-line (finite time interval) and on-line learning direct adaptive neural c...
A closed-loop optimal neural-network controller technique was developed to optimize rotorcraft aerom...
Recent publications on automatic flight controls are concentrated on neural network based adaptive c...
Designing a reliable flight control for an autonomous helicopter requires a high performance dynami...
This paper presents an on-line learning adaptive neural control scheme for helicopters performing hi...
A neural network controller is described and implemented for controlling the vibration of a rotor-be...
“Teaching by Showing” control of a small helicopter’s aggressive maneuvering often...
This paper is concerned with the control of an under-actuated, uncertain, delayed non-linear system...
The paper presents a digital adaptive controller of recurrent neural networks for the active flutter...