Titlebook: Control of Complex Systems; Methods and Technolo M. Drouin,H. Abou-Kandil,M. Mariton Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 199

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Basic Concepts of Discrete-Time Optimal Control Theory,Before going into the details of the new hierarchical method that constitutes the central topic of the present monograph, some information on the more general framework of the book should be provided. This is the purpose of this chapter.

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The Impact of Technology on Control Methods,In order to bring together the main ideas presented in the previous chapters, a step by step construction of a control structure for complex systems is proposed here. As expected, technology and methodology are closely related, and control algorithms have to be adapted in function of available technological solutions.

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Book 1991he world of technological achievements. In the many books on complex systems, few have given attention to the technological aspects of a practical control problem. The present book is an attempt to fill this gap. To do this, it consistently reflects the viewpoints that: - Theory and technology are t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32601-2s control structure is quite attractive for on-line applications where the first level acts as a regulator while the higher level or coordinator takes over the “harmonization” of the different actions. The present chapter is more directly concerned with practical considerations when applying this method on-line.