Adaptive event-triggered fault detection for fuzzy stochastic systems with missing measurements

This paper discusses adaptive event-triggered fault detection filter design for fuzzy stochastic models with missing measurements. First, a novel event-triggered strategy is introduced, while an adaptive law is provided to adjust communication threshold dynamically. Compared with traditional event-triggered methods with fixed threshold, the proposed strategy is more effective on saving network communication resources. Second, a Bernoulli stochastic process is proposed to describe the measurement missing phenomenon, which always appears in real network environment. Then, an integrated fault detection model for fuzzy stochastic systems is constructed by taking network-induced delays, adaptive event-triggered strategy and missing measurements into account. A new method is provided to achieve mean-square asymptotical stability of residual model with one desired fault detection objective. Finally, simulation cases are introduced to verify the validity of the designed strategy.