Tuning PID controller using multiobjective ant colony optimization

Authors:
Ibtissem Chiha;Noureddine Liouane;Pierre Borne
Affiliations:
Ensi Enim, Monastir, Rabat, Tunisia;Ensi Enim, Tunisia;National Cancer Institute, Boulogne Billan Court Cedex, France
Venue:
Applied Computational Intelligence and Soft Computing
Year:
2012

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Abstract

This paper treats a tuning of PID controllers method using multiobjective ant colony optimization. The design objective was to apply the ant colony algorithm in the aim of tuning the optimum solution of the PID controllers (Kp, Ki, and Kd) byminimizing the multiobjective function. The potential of using multiobjective ant algorithms is to identify the Pareto optimal solution. The other methods are applied to make comparisons between a classic approach based on the "Ziegler-Nichols" method and a metaheuristic approach based on the genetic algorithms. Simulation results demonstrate that the new tuning method using multiobjective ant colony optimization has a better control system performance compared with the classic approach and the genetic algorithms.