Trajectory Tracking on Complex Networks With Non-Identical Chaotic Nodes via Inverse Optimal Pinning Control

Carlos J. Vega; Edgar N. Sánchez; Guanrong Chen

doi:10.1109/lcsys.2018.2847606

Abstract

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In this letter, a novel control approach for complex networks with non-identical nodes is developed. This approach is based on inverse optimal pinning control to track a desired trajectory. The effectiveness of the control design is illustrated via simulations on a network with nodes being different chaotic systems.

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