Control of input/output discrete-event systems

Abstract

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Sampled-data control of hybrid systems with discrete inputs and outputs

“…Sequential input-output maps will be used to model the discrete-event abstractions of hybrid systems. The concepts below are discussed in more detail in Petreczky et al (2008a).…”

“…The discrete-event control problem is as follows. For more details on the solution of Problem 2, see Petreczky et al (2008a). A necessary condition for effective solution of Problem 2 is that R is quasi-recognizable, i.e.…”

“…We prove that the procedure above is theoretically sound. The discrete-event control problem of Step 2 can be solved using game theory, see Grädel et al (2002) or, under additional assumptions, using classical supervisory control, see Petreczky et al (2008a). We also present a procedure for constructing a finite-state abstraction.…”