NASA NTRS ยท 19960047552
Adaptive Fuzzy Systems in Computational Intelligence
Abstract
In recent years, the interest in computational intelligence techniques, which currently includes neural networks, fuzzy systems, and evolutionary programming, has grown significantly and a number of their applications have been developed in the government and industry. In future, an essential element in these systems will be fuzzy systems that can learn from experience by using neural network in refining their performances. The GARIC architecture, introduced earlier, is an example of a fuzzy reinforcement learning system which has been applied in several control domains such as cart-pole balancing, simulation of to Space Shuttle orbital operations, and tether control. A number of examples from GARIC's applications in these domains will be demonstrated.
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Berenji, Hamid R.. 1996-01-01. Adaptive Fuzzy Systems in Computational Intelligence. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960047552
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