Çok etmenli sistemlerde çoklu denge noktalarının sürekli zamanda analizi

Year 2016, Volume: 22 Issue: 8, 666 - 670, 27.12.2016

Özlem Feyza Erkan Mehmet Akar

https://izlik.org/JA59GE63GM

Abstract

Bu
makalede, n etmenden oluşan ve etmenler arası iletişimi sabit/değişken olan
ağlar için çoklu denge noktaları içeren dağıtık onaylaşım problemi
incelenmiştir. Literatürde bulunan klasik onaylaşım problemi genişletilerek,
çoklu denge noktaları içeren sürekli zaman onaylaşım algoritması için kuramsal
sonuçlar elde edilmiştir. Yönsüz çizgelerle modellenmiş ağlarda algoritmanın
çoklu denge noktalı onaylaşımı sağlaması için gerek ve yeter koşullar
belirlenmiştir. Algoritmanın yakınsama analizi yapılırken spektral çizge kuramı
ve anahtarlamalı sistem kuramı kullanılmıştır. Kuramsal sonuçlar benzetim
çalışmaları ile doğrulanmıştır.

Keywords

Dağıtık onaylaşım , Değişken ilingeli ağlar , Çizge kuramı , Sürekli zaman

Continuous-time analysis of multi-agent systems with multiple consensus equilibria

https://izlik.org/JA59GE63GM

Abstract

In
this paper, we examine the multi-equilibrium consensus problem for a network of
n agents having fixed or time-varying communication links. We introduce
necessary and sufficient conditions on networks modeled with undirected graphs
such that multi-equilibrium consensus states are achieved, thus extending the
classical convergence results in the literature. Spectral graph theory and
switched systems theory are used to analyze the continuous-time algorithm.
Theoretical results are verified by simulation studies.

Keywords

Distributed consensus , Switching topology networks , Graph theory , Continuous-time

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