A Mathematical Approach to Discrete-event Dynamic Modelling of Hybrid Systems

Philips, P.; Bruinsma, Ubdmr Udo; Weiß, Martin; Preisig, HA Heinz

doi:10.1016/s1474-6670(17)41316-4

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“…A computer program checking this condition can automatically generate the transition function. An implementation of this method, described in [ PHI97]…”

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“…In [ LUN94] a qualitative modelling approach for linear, discrete-time systems is presented and necessary and sufficient conditions are given for which the resulting automaton is deterministic. The discretizing method proposed in [ STI93] is able to deal with non-linear systems and is based on a test which has similarities with the method for linear systems presented in [ PRE96], which is extended for nonlinear systems in [ PHI97]. The resulting discrete-event representation will in most cases be nondeterministic.…”

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Control based on discrete-event models of continuous systems

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1999 European Control Conference (ECC)

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“…A computer program checking this condition can automatically generate the transition function. An implementation of this method, described in [ PHI97]…”

Section: Transition Functionmentioning

confidence: 99%