Constrained multivariable cautious stable predictive control

Necessary and sufficient conditions for the stability of predicted input/output trajectories form the basis of predictive control algorithms with guaranteed stability; the proof of stability derives from the fact that the resulting optimal cost of performance behaves as a stable Lyapunov function. W...

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Main Authors: Gossner, JR, Kouvaritakis, B, Rossiter, J
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: IEE 1996
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Kouvaritakis, B
Rossiter, J
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description Necessary and sufficient conditions for the stability of predicted input/output trajectories form the basis of predictive control algorithms with guaranteed stability; the proof of stability derives from the fact that the resulting optimal cost of performance behaves as a stable Lyapunov function. While the single-input single-output case is in the open literature, this paper extends these concepts to the multivariable case and develops an algorithm which utilizes the largest possible class of stable predictions for a given number of degrees of freedom.
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spelling oxford-uuid:45b11de7-5206-418f-909a-a50bc66102db2022-03-26T15:09:21ZConstrained multivariable cautious stable predictive controlJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:45b11de7-5206-418f-909a-a50bc66102dbEnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordIEE1996Gossner, JRKouvaritakis, BRossiter, JNecessary and sufficient conditions for the stability of predicted input/output trajectories form the basis of predictive control algorithms with guaranteed stability; the proof of stability derives from the fact that the resulting optimal cost of performance behaves as a stable Lyapunov function. While the single-input single-output case is in the open literature, this paper extends these concepts to the multivariable case and develops an algorithm which utilizes the largest possible class of stable predictions for a given number of degrees of freedom.
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title_full Constrained multivariable cautious stable predictive control
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title_short Constrained multivariable cautious stable predictive control
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