Nonlinear Gain Approximation Structure Using Manifold Learning on a Vertical Manipulator
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Abstract
Over the last decade, researchers have been looking at the problem of analyzing large amounts of data to gauge if there are any inherent relationships present in a N-dimensional vector space. One problem is as the dimension grows, proven statistical analytics fail as the complexity of captured data grows in dimension. This is where reduction methods may be employed to bring the problem at hand down to a representation where conventional methods can produce some tangible results. Manifold learning (ML) algorithms are a class of methods that can be employed on datasets from plant sensors to help optimize a production plant process through data gathered as an example. This research will show ML simulation results on the reduction of a nonlinear gain surface from a vertical linked manipulator. Next, this structure was used to extract nonlinear gain approximations from a practical plant setup.
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