Titlebook: Computationally Efficient Model Predictive Control Algorithms; A Neural Network App Maciej ?awryńczuk Book 2014 Springer International Publ

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MPC Algorithms Based on Neural Hammerstein and Wiener Models,not need the inverse of the steady-state part. Modelling abilities of cascade neural models are demonstrated for a polymerisation process, properties of the presented MPC algorithms are compared in the control systems of two processes.

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MPC Algorithms Based on Neural Multi-Models,s for the consecutive sampling instants of the prediction horizon. The structure of the neural multi-model is discussed in this chapter, implementation details of the MPC-NO algorithm and some suboptimal MPC schemes are given.

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Maciej ?awryńczukPresents recent research in Computationally Efficient Model Predictive Control Algorithms.Focuses on a Neural Network Approach for Model Predictive Control.Written by an expert in the field

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Power Electronics and Power Systemsed. The general classification of MPC algorithms is given, i.e. linear and nonlinear approaches are characterised. Next, some methods which make it possible to reduce computational burden of nonlinear MPC algorithms are shortly described, including the on-line linearisation approach. A history of MP

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-50584-8i-input multi-output models are discussed and implementation details of three algorithms introduced in the previous chapter are given (MPCNO, MPC-NPL and MPC-NPLPT schemes are considered). Additionally, the MPC algorithms with simplified linearisation, which is possible due to special structures of

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