Extended Generalised Predictive Control incorporating Feedforward

Lee, T. H.; Lai, Wei-Chi; Kwek, Keng Huat

doi:10.23919/acc.1990.4791215

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“…GPC method uses transfer function models: Chan et al (1990), Soeterboek (1990), Lee et al (1990), Linkens et al (1992)…”

Section: Monovariable Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Experimental Design and Verification of a Centralized Controller for Irrigation Canals

Gil¹

2018

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“…GPC method uses transfer function models: Chan et al (1990), Soeterboek (1990), Lee et al (1990), Linkens et al (1992)…”

Section: Monovariable Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Experimental Design and Verification of a Centralized Controller for Irrigation Canals

Gil¹

2018

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“…Les méthodes GPC (modèle sous forme de fonctions de transfert, Chan et al 1990, Soeterboek 1990, Lee et al 1990, Linkens et al 1992 • 3.5 Mises en oeuvre Différentes mises en oeuvre sont possibles pour chaque méthode de régulation. Les plus courantes sont décrites dans la littérature (Plusquellec 1988, Goussard 1993, Plusquellec et al 1994 16.…”

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La régulation des canaux d'irrigation : caractérisation et classification

Malaterre

1995

La Houille Blanche

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“…It is not based on the desired feedback control behavior, but on the minimization of a criterion J, pondering the control action variable and the error between the controlled variable and its targeted value. GPC method uses transfer function models (Chan et al 1990, Soeterboek 1990, Lee et al 1990, Linkens et al 1992. It naturally incorporates a feedforward and a feedback control.…”

Section: Monovariable Methodsmentioning

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Classification of Canal Control Algorithms

Malaterre¹,

Rogers

Schuurmans

1998

J. Irrig. Drain Eng.

206

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Abstract. Different control algorithms for the regulation of irrigation canals have been developed and applied throughout the world. Each of them can be characterized according to several criteria, among which are: the considered variables (controlled, measured, control action variables), the logic of control (type and direction), and the design technique. The following text presents definitions of these terms and a classification of the algorithms detailed in the literature. To summarize and compare algorithms, a structured table of the main published canal control algorithms is presented.

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Extended Generalised Predictive Control incorporating Feedforward

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

Experimental Design and Verification of a Centralized Controller for Irrigation Canals

Experimental Design and Verification of a Centralized Controller for Irrigation Canals

La régulation des canaux d'irrigation : caractérisation et classification

Classification of Canal Control Algorithms

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