2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.riai.2017.05.003
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Observadores Distribuidos Garantistas para Sistemas en Red

Abstract: ResumenEn este artículo se propone un observador distribuido garantista para sistemas en red, considerando de forma explícita el problema de los retardos variables en las comunicaciones. Se asume que la información intercambiada entre agentes llega siempre a su destino, si bien las comunicaciones están sujetas a retardos variables, cuyo valor máximo se supone conocido. Cada observador trabaja con información parcial, y necesita comunicarse con observadores vecinos para llevar a cabo una estimación del estado c… Show more

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“…However, some interesting solutions for this problem can be found. The information received from the neighbourhood can be incorporated in the estimated set by intersection, see García et al (2017); Keiffer (2009), or by means of linear combinations of the sets, as in Combastel and Zolghadri (2018); Orihuela et al (2017). Previous papers described the sets using zonotopes.…”
Section: Main Obstacles and Proposed Solutions For The Joint Distributed Control And Estimation Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, some interesting solutions for this problem can be found. The information received from the neighbourhood can be incorporated in the estimated set by intersection, see García et al (2017); Keiffer (2009), or by means of linear combinations of the sets, as in Combastel and Zolghadri (2018); Orihuela et al (2017). Previous papers described the sets using zonotopes.…”
Section: Main Obstacles and Proposed Solutions For The Joint Distributed Control And Estimation Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When it comes to the extension of the aforementioned formulation to a distributed paradigm, a revision of the state of the art reveals that the literature is rather scarce. Using a zonotope-based description, the authors in García, Rubio, Orihuela, Millán, and Ortega (2017); Keiffer (2009) were able to present distributed estimation algorithms that make use of intersections between sets. Another idea was used in Orihuela, Millán, Roshany-Yamchi, and Garcia (2018); Orihuela, Roshany-Yamchi, Garcia, and Millán (2017), where the authors presented a Kalman-inspired set-membership observer extending the idea in Combastel (2015) to a distributed framework with network-based problems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%