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ORCIDAutomatica, Volume 110
Volume 110, December 2019
- Lejun Chen
, Halim Alwi, Christopher Edwards:
On the synthesis of an integrated active LPV FTC scheme using sliding modes. - David Angeli, Sabato Manfredi:
A Petri Net approach to consensus in networks with joint-agent interactions. - Wenjun Mei, Pedro Cisneros-Velarde, Ge Chen, Noah E. Friedkin, Francesco Bullo:
Dynamic social balance and convergent appraisals via homophily and influence mechanisms. - Yongbao Wu, Sixian Zhuang, Wenxue Li:
Periodically intermittent discrete observation control for synchronization of the general stochastic complex network. - Sen Li, Wei Zhang, Lin Zhao:
Connections between mean-field game and social welfare optimization. - Jiapeng Xu, Yang Tang, Wen Yang, Fangfei Li, Ling Shi:
Event-triggered minimax state estimation with a relative entropy constraint.
- Alessandro Falsone, Luca Deori, Daniele Ioli, Simone Garatti, Maria Prandini:
Optimal disturbance compensation for constrained linear systems operating in stationary conditions: A scenario-based approach. - Gang Wang:
Distributed control of higher-order nonlinear multi-agent systems with unknown non-identical control directions under general directed graphs. - Claudio De Persis, Sergio Grammatico:
Distributed averaging integral Nash equilibrium seeking on networks. - Luca Lambertini, George Leitmann:
On the attainment of the maximum sustainable yield in the Verhulst-Lotka-Volterra model. - Farnaz Adib Yaghmaie, Svante Gunnarsson, Frank L. Lewis:
Output regulation of unknown linear systems using average cost reinforcement learning. - Simone Garatti, Marco C. Campi, Algo Carè:
On a class of interval predictor models with universal reliability. - Pedro Casau, Christopher G. Mayhew, Ricardo G. Sanfelice, Carlos Silvestre:
Robust global exponential stabilization on the n-dimensional sphere with applications to trajectory tracking for quadrotors. - Han Zhang, Jack Umenberger, Xiaoming Hu:
Inverse optimal control for discrete-time finite-horizon Linear Quadratic Regulators. - Adam Molin, Hasan Esen, Karl Henrik Johansson:
Scheduling networked state estimators based on Value of Information. - Yuqing Hao, Qingyun Wang, Zhisheng Duan, Guanrong Chen:
Controllability of Kronecker product networks. - Julio B. Clempner, Alexander S. Poznyak:
Observer and control design in partially observable finite Markov chains. - Romeo Ortega, Dmitry Nikolaevich Gerasimov, Nikita E. Barabanov, Vladimir O. Nikiforov:
Adaptive control of linear multivariable systems using dynamic regressor extension and mixing estimators: Removing the high-frequency gain assumptions. - Steffen Joos, Matthias Bitzer, Roland Karrelmeyer, Knut Graichen:
Constrained online trajectory planning for nonlinear flat SISO systems using a switched state variable filter. - Hyo-Sung Ahn, Minh Hoang Trinh:
Consensus under biased alignment. - Klajdi Sinani, Serkan Gugercin:
H2(tf) optimality conditions for a finite-time horizon. - Ye Cao, Yongduan Song, Changyun Wen:
Practical tracking control of perturbed uncertain nonaffine systems with full state constraints.
- Dieter Verbeke, Torsten Söderström, Umberto Soverini:
A note on the estimation of real- and complex-valued parameters in frequency domain maximum likelihood identification. - Daniele Astolfi, Giacomo Casadei:
Stabilization of nonlinear systems in presence of filtered output via extended high-gain observers. - Ivan Markovsky:
On the behavior of autonomous Wiener systems. - Bin Zhou:
On strong stability and robust strong stability of linear difference equations with two delays.
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