Multiple fuzzy neural networks modeling with sparse data
Cruz Vega Israel, Wen Yu, Juan Jose Cordova · 2010
It is difficult to establish a black-box model for sparse data, because not enough data can be applied for training. This paper presents a novel identification approach using multiple fuzzy neural networks. It focuses on structure and parameters uncertainty which have been widely explored in the literature. Firstly, the sparse data are used within a fixed time interval to generate model structure. Then kernel regression methods are used to generate training data, a stable updating algorithm is proposed to train the membership functions. To cope structure change, a hysteresis strategy is proposed to enable multiple fuzzy neural identifier switching with guaranteed performance. Both theoretic analysis and simulation example show the efficacy of the proposed method.