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Estimating domains of attraction of fuzzy polynomial systems
Most fuzzy control papers check LMI or SOS stability conditions in order to prove local stability results of nonlinear systems (Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy models or polynomial fuzzy models via Sector Nonlinearity approach). In case of having into account the shape of the membership functions in a particular region of interest, less conservative stability and stabilization conditions can be easily set up. In this paper local polynomial stability results are explored in order to obtain the largest basin of attraction for a particular system.