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Neural network-based optimal adaptive output feedback control of a helicopter UAV

Nodland et al., 2013

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13465312927873311672
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Nodland D
Zargarzadeh H
Jagannathan S
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IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems

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Helicopter unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are widely used for both military and civilian operations. Because the helicopter UAVs are underactuated nonlinear mechanical systems, high-performance controller design for them presents a challenge. This paper introduces an …
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