Typical structures for learning control

Abstract

Some typical structural schemes of learning control have been investigated. The schemes involve the pattern recognition-based learning control, iterative learning control, repetitive learning control, and connectionist learning control, etc. This study focuses on the control mechanism and provides a basis for potential applications. Most of the structural schemes have been applied to various control fields.

Keywords

learning control / pattern recognition / iterative learning / repetitive learning / connectionist learning

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