Chunbin Qin , Zhongwei Wang , Suyang Hou , Mingyu Pang , Guanghui Wang , Ying Wang , Jishi Zhang , Xin Wang
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Abstract
This paper investigates the optimal safe control problem for mixed zero-sum game (MZS)-based multi-input nonlinear systems under dynamic event-triggered control with safety constraints. First, by employing a barrier-function-based system transformation methodology, the safety-constrained MZS game problem is converted into an equivalent system formulation, thereby ensuring persistent satisfaction of safety constraints throughout system operation. Secondly, a new dynamic event-triggered control is proposed for the multi-input MZS game system to reduce the system’s resource consumption. Furthermore, solving the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman (HJB) equation associated with the mixed zero-sum game (MZS) allows determination of the system’s optimal control strategy. Moreover, a critic neural network algorithm based on the experience replay is proposed to more efficiently approximate the optimal control strategy. Finally, the single-link robotic arm is employed to confirm the feasibility of the suggested method.
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