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Adaptive Observer of Nonlinear One-Sided Lipschitz Systems Using Estimated State Regressors With Finite Excitation
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For systems with unknown parameters, finite excitation and concurrent learning can potentially yield parameter convergence without persistent excitation but the regressor may still depend on inaccessible states, leading to regressor mismatch. In this paper, this problem is addressed for a class of nonlinear systems with one-sided Lipschitz properties and quadratically inner-bounded nonlinearities with bounded disturbances and linearly parametrized uncertainties. To this aim, an output-integral regression is utilized by using measured outputs and estimated states, and history-stack residual is explicitly bounded in terms of state-estimation error and disturbance. Furthermore, a perturbation bound between the estimated-state and true-state information matrices is derived. Additionally, an OSL-QIB LMI condition is applied for the observer design and a projected adaptive law is designed without needing exact output matching. Stability analysis's results indicate the proposed observer and parameter estimation outperform observers without history-stack learning term.
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