PID control of a chaotic system: An application to an epidemiological model
LL Ghezzi, C Piccardi - Automatica, 1997 - Elsevier
LL Ghezzi, C Piccardi
Automatica, 1997•ElsevierThis paper is devoted to the control of a nonlinear sampled system that can exhibit chaotic
behaviour. The system is derived from a classical epidemiological model in which the
vaccination rate is the control variable. It is shown that chaos can be removed by using a
constant and suitably large vaccination rate. Nonetheless, reducing rather than suppressing
chaos seems to be a more appropriate goal owing to both general and case-specific
reasons. PID control laws, for the first time applied to this purpose, prove effective as well as …
behaviour. The system is derived from a classical epidemiological model in which the
vaccination rate is the control variable. It is shown that chaos can be removed by using a
constant and suitably large vaccination rate. Nonetheless, reducing rather than suppressing
chaos seems to be a more appropriate goal owing to both general and case-specific
reasons. PID control laws, for the first time applied to this purpose, prove effective as well as …
This paper is devoted to the control of a nonlinear sampled system that can exhibit chaotic behaviour. The system is derived from a classical epidemiological model in which the vaccination rate is the control variable. It is shown that chaos can be removed by using a constant and suitably large vaccination rate. Nonetheless, reducing rather than suppressing chaos seems to be a more appropriate goal owing to both general and case-specific reasons. PID control laws, for the first time applied to this purpose, prove effective as well as robust, since they make the control system fairly insensitive to parameter misspecification. Bifurcation analysis and simulation play a chief role in the work.
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