“…In this paper, we address the problem of H ∞ static output-feedback control of state-delayed, discrete-time, state-multiplicative linear systems via the input-output approach based on the Bounded Real Lemma (BRL) of these systems, which was developed in [1]. In our systems, a (different) white noise sequence multiplies both the delayed and the non delayed states of the system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [1], this method was applied to the latter systems where, based on a stability condition, a BRL condition was introduced followed by a solution of the state-feedback control problem and a solution of the filtering problem. In the continuous-time setting [8], the input-output approach have been shown to achieve better results, over other solution methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, we continue to adopt the input-output approach, applied in [1], for the solution of the stochastic static outputfeedback control problem. This approach is based on the representation of the system's delay action by linear operators, with no delay, which in turn allows one to replace the underlying system with an equivalent one which possesses a norm-bounded uncertainty, and therefore may be treated by the theory of norm bounded uncertain, non-retarded systems with state-multiplicative noise [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach is based on the representation of the system's delay action by linear operators, with no delay, which in turn allows one to replace the underlying system with an equivalent one which possesses a norm-bounded uncertainty, and therefore may be treated by the theory of norm bounded uncertain, non-retarded systems with state-multiplicative noise [14]. Similarly to the systems treated in [1], in our systems we allow for a time-varying delay where the uncertain stochastic parameters multiply both the delayed and the non delayed states in the state space model of the systems. This paper is organized as follows: We first bring the previously published stability and BRL results [1] for both nominal and uncertain systems.…”
We consider linear state-delayed discrete-time systems with stochastic uncertainties in their state-space model. The problem of H∞ static output-feedback control is solved, for the stationary case, via the input-output approach by which the system is replaced by a non-retarded system with deterministic norm-bounded uncertainties. Based on the BRL result of the above systems, solutions are obtained for nominal and uncertain polytopic systems, where for the former, a single LMI is obtained and where in the latter a quadratic and a vertex-dependent approach are adopted. In both problems, a cost function is defined which is the expected value of the standard H∞ performance index with respect to the uncertain parameters. A numerical example is given that demonstrates the applicability and tractability of the theory.
“…In this paper, we address the problem of H ∞ static output-feedback control of state-delayed, discrete-time, state-multiplicative linear systems via the input-output approach based on the Bounded Real Lemma (BRL) of these systems, which was developed in [1]. In our systems, a (different) white noise sequence multiplies both the delayed and the non delayed states of the system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [1], this method was applied to the latter systems where, based on a stability condition, a BRL condition was introduced followed by a solution of the state-feedback control problem and a solution of the filtering problem. In the continuous-time setting [8], the input-output approach have been shown to achieve better results, over other solution methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, we continue to adopt the input-output approach, applied in [1], for the solution of the stochastic static outputfeedback control problem. This approach is based on the representation of the system's delay action by linear operators, with no delay, which in turn allows one to replace the underlying system with an equivalent one which possesses a norm-bounded uncertainty, and therefore may be treated by the theory of norm bounded uncertain, non-retarded systems with state-multiplicative noise [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach is based on the representation of the system's delay action by linear operators, with no delay, which in turn allows one to replace the underlying system with an equivalent one which possesses a norm-bounded uncertainty, and therefore may be treated by the theory of norm bounded uncertain, non-retarded systems with state-multiplicative noise [14]. Similarly to the systems treated in [1], in our systems we allow for a time-varying delay where the uncertain stochastic parameters multiply both the delayed and the non delayed states in the state space model of the systems. This paper is organized as follows: We first bring the previously published stability and BRL results [1] for both nominal and uncertain systems.…”
We consider linear state-delayed discrete-time systems with stochastic uncertainties in their state-space model. The problem of H∞ static output-feedback control is solved, for the stationary case, via the input-output approach by which the system is replaced by a non-retarded system with deterministic norm-bounded uncertainties. Based on the BRL result of the above systems, solutions are obtained for nominal and uncertain polytopic systems, where for the former, a single LMI is obtained and where in the latter a quadratic and a vertex-dependent approach are adopted. In both problems, a cost function is defined which is the expected value of the standard H∞ performance index with respect to the uncertain parameters. A numerical example is given that demonstrates the applicability and tractability of the theory.
“…Such kind of modelling of the uncertainties has found many applications in engineering, signal processing and network communication (Gershon & Shaked, 2013;Gershon, Shaked, & Yaesh, 2005;Pan, Wang, Gao, Li, & Du, 2010;Wei, Wang, & Shen, 2010).…”
In this paper, the problem of the robustness of the stability of a discrete-time linear stochastic system is addressed. The nominal plant is described by a discrete-time time-varying linear system subject to random jumping according with a non-homogeneous Markov chain with a finite number of states. The class of admissible uncertainties consists of multiplicative white noise type perturbations with unknown intensity. It is assumed that the intensity of white noise type perturbations is modelled by unknown nonlinear functions subject to linear growth conditions. The class of admissible controls consists of stabilising state feedback control laws. We show that the best robustness performance is achieved by the stability provided by a state feedback design based on the stabilising solution of a suitable discrete-time Riccati-type equation.
In this paper, we investigate H ∞ leader-following consensus of multi-agent systems with state multiplicative noise governed by stochastic differential equations and random time-varying input delays which satisfy a certain probability. A new predictor-based controller is designed based on the reduction approach to guarantee H ∞ leader-following consensus is achieved in mean square sense. By designing a Lyapunov function and using stochastic techniques, sufficient conditions are obtained in a form of linear matrix inequalities.Finally, a simulation is given to demonstrate the effectiveness of the obtained theoretical results.
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