The Controller Generated from Noise Can Be Lyapunuov Stable: A Controller Stabilized Method
Aiming at the difficulty of stability analysis in practical application of existing control methods, a controller strategy based on lyapunov stability theory is proposed to realize stable control for any control method. In order to illustrate the effectiveness of this control scheme, this paper lists two different lyapunov functions to test the control effect of different system models in tracking the target function. The simulation results show that the proposed method has excellent control effect on different types of systems and is advanced.
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