For a Class of Discrete-Time Nonlinear System Based on Iterative HDP

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In this paper, the iterative HDP-based optimal tracking algorithm for discrete-time nonlinear systems is studied. The optimal tracking control problem of original nonlinear system is transformed to the optimal regulator problem by transforming the system and performance index in this algorithm, then using the HDP iteration to solve the optimal regulation problem. Finally, the neural network implementation for the algorithm is detailedly elaborated, and the given simulation results show the effectiveness of the optimal time-varying tracking based on iterative HDP algorithm.

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