In this article, the asynchronous event-triggered control mechanism (AETCM) is introduced to the set stabilization problem of $k$-valued logical control networks (KVLCNs). Under the proposed AETCM, each node of the… Click to show full abstract
In this article, the asynchronous event-triggered control mechanism (AETCM) is introduced to the set stabilization problem of $k$-valued logical control networks (KVLCNs). Under the proposed AETCM, each node of the system updates its event-triggered instants independently. In this case, how to coordinate the behaviors of various nodes is a challenge for us. As for this article, we first transform the set stabilization problem of KVLCNs into the shortest path problem in graph theory and then construct a weighted directed hypergraph. Next, an improved heap-optimized Dijkstra algorithm is designed for the optimal asynchronous event-triggered controller. Furthermore, we study set stabilization of KVLCNs with time delays. In terms of applications, how to flexibly adapt the AETCM to specific models is a difficult problem. In this article, as applications, the consensus of finite-field networks with arbitrary communication delays and synchronization of KVLCNs is investigated. Finally, two numerical examples are shown to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms.
               
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