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This paper presents a novel Nonlinear Model Predictive Control (NMPC) strategy based on a Self-Organizing Recurrent Radial Basis Function (SR-RBF) Neural Network. The key innovation lies in the adaptive architecture—both the structure and parameters of the neural network evolve in real-time using a biologically-inspired spiking-based growing and pruning algorithm.

What’s new?

A self-organizing recurrent neural model that dynamically adjusts its complexity.

A spiking strength criterion mimicking biological neurons to decide when to add or remove neurons.

An improved gradient-based optimization method for real-time control decisions under constraints.

Formal Lyapunov-based stability proof for the whole control framework.

Method:

The SR-RBF neural network models nonlinear system dynamics.

Network structure is updated in real-time using spike-based activity thresholds.

An improved gradient method solves the NMPC optimization problem under constraints.

Experiments:

The method is applied to a wastewater treatment plant (Benchmark Simulation Model 1).

It controls dissolved oxygen (DO) levels, a critical parameter in treatment efficiency.

Main Results:

Outperformed traditional MPC, PI, and other neural-based controllers (e.g., MRAN, SORBF).

Achieved lower control error (IAE) and reduced energy consumption (AE).

Demonstrated stability, adaptability, and robustness in both static and dynamic set-point scenarios.




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