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Added note clarifying simulation data.
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@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ To adapt the PID gains instead of the control signal in TF, the network outputs
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must be made to 3 neurons and added to the gains. In Numpy, the gains will need to
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be added to inputs and the adapted signal added to the gains.
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Example usage with simulated data can be found in [first_order_sim.py](first_order_sim.py). Tests
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Example usage with simulated data can be found in [first_order_sim.py](first_order_sim.py).
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Training data was simulated using the model itself for the TF Trained example. Tests
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to be added.
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### C++ Implementation
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@@ -27,7 +28,7 @@ management handled manually as the system it was designed for could not import a
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Example usage with simulated data can be found in [main.cpp](/CPP_Implementation/main.cpp).
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It includes some additional libraries in order to show an example usage with a simple first
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order simulation.
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order simulation. Training data was not simulated for the trained example, fake inputs were made.
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The project doesn't currently implement a CMake build as it was pulled from a greater build implementation. Tests for
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the adaptive PID controller and RBF model are included using gtest.\
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