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Double tracking control for the complex dynamic network with an unavailable link state

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  • Bobo Li
  • Yinhe Wang
  • Yi Peng
  • Xiaoxi Wang

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This research investigates the double tracking control problem for the complex dynamic network (CDN) with an unavailable link state. Firstly, from the angle of a large-scale system, the dynamical model of CDN is described by the vector differential equations, which consists of node dynamic subsystem (NDS) and link dynamic subsystem (LDS), in which the weighted-values of links are regarded as the state variables of LDS. Secondly, to realise the double tracking control (DT-Control) of CDN, the presented DT-Control scheme in this paper includes the synthesis of controller for NDS and the coupling term in LDS, which can ensure that the two subsystems track the given reference targets. The tracking of NDS contains the synchronisation of nodes as the special case, and the tracking of LDS shows that the eventual topologic structure of CDN will be determined only by the given link reference signal. Due to the economic and technological limitations of sensors in the practice applications, this paper assumes that the state variables of LDS are unavailable in the DT-Control scheme. Finally, the engineering simulation example is given to verify the validity of DT-Control scheme proposed in this paper.

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  • Bobo Li & Yinhe Wang & Yi Peng & Xiaoxi Wang, 2024. "Double tracking control for the complex dynamic network with an unavailable link state," International Journal of Systems Science, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 55(2), pages 261-272, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:taf:tsysxx:v:55:y:2024:i:2:p:261-272
    DOI: 10.1080/00207721.2023.2270397
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