Titlebook: Assessment and Future Directions of Nonlinear Model Predictive Control; Rolf Findeisen,Frank Allg?wer,Lorenz T. Biegler Book 2007 Springer

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Anthony Brabazon,Seán McGarraghye of trading off performance for online computational simplicity. It is then shown how these can be extended to linear parameter varying systems, with a relatively small increase in the online computational requirements. Some illustrations are followed with a brief discussion on areas of potential development.

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The Agglutinating Foraminifera,ion operators, two algorithms that provide outer and inner approximations of the maximal robust control invariant set are presented. These algorithms can be used to obtain a robust control invariant set for the system. An illustrative example is presented.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6608-1erent sampling rates and than other measured variables and also at irregular sampling intervals. Thus, from the process control viewpoint, multi-rate systems in which measurements are available at slow and/or differing rates and in which the manipulations are updated at relatively fast rate are of particular interest.

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Spider and Antlion Foraging Algorithmsto be computed by the receding horizon control method based on discrete-time approximate models. Multi-rate — multistep control is considered and both measurement and computational delays are allowed. It is shown that the same family of controllers that stabilizes the approximate discrete-time model

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Anthony Brabazon,Seán McGarraghyems based on our previous publications [., .]. Scheduled MPC provides an important alternative to conventional nonlinear MPC formulations and this paper addresses the issues involved in its implementation and analysis, within the context of the NMPC05 workshop. The basic formulation involves the des