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Control of uncertain (max,+)-linear systems in order to decrease uncertainty
Discrete Event Systems, Volume # 10 | Part# 1
Location: Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
National Organizing Committee Chair: Raisch, Jorg
International Program Committee Chair: Raisch, Jorg,
Giua, Alessandro,
Lafortune, Stephane,
Moor, Thomas
Conference Editor: Raisch, Jorg,
Giua, Alessandro,
Lafortune, Stephane,
Moor, Thomas
Authors
Le Corronc, Euriell; Cottenceau, Bertrand; Hardouin, Laurent
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
10.3182/20100830-3-DE-4013.00066
Page Numbers:
400-405
Index Terms
discrete event dynamic systems,(max,+)-algebra,interval of systems,residuation theory,fixed-point equation theory,optimal control
Abstract
This paper deals with the control of uncertain (max,+)-linear systems, more precisely those of which parameters are not exactly known but assumed to belong to an interval. In this context, we aim at synthesizing a controller in order to reduce the uncertainty at the output of the controlled system. This study is possible thanks to the residuation theory and relies on solutions of fixed-point equations.
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