Qun Ren, Z. Qin, L. Baron, L. Birglen, M. Balazinski
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Abstract
In this paper, a subtractive clustering based type-2 Takagi-Sugeno-Kang (TSK) fuzzy logic process is used as a fuzzy filter to treat acceleration data for the purpose of obtaining the rigid-body dynamical parameters of robotic manipulators. Experimental results show the effectiveness of this method, which not only provides good accuracy of prediction of the rigid-body dynamical parameters of robotic manipulators, but also assesses the uncertainties associated with the modeling process and with the outcome of the model itself. A comparison of the results from the type-2 fuzzy logic filtering algorithm with its type-1 counterpart is presented and limitation of those methods is discussed.