2018
DOI: 10.14736/kyb-2018-5-1071
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On finite time stability with guaranteed cost control of uncertain linear systems

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“…The guaranteed cost control problem has received considerable attention due to its important applications [24,25]. The central idea of FTGCC is to design a controller, given a bound on the initial state of the system, such that the state trajectory lies in a defined threshold during a fixed time interval, and an upper bound of the performance is minimized [26]. The FTGCC problem for uncertain time-varying linear systems was investigated in [26].…”
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“…The guaranteed cost control problem has received considerable attention due to its important applications [24,25]. The central idea of FTGCC is to design a controller, given a bound on the initial state of the system, such that the state trajectory lies in a defined threshold during a fixed time interval, and an upper bound of the performance is minimized [26]. The FTGCC problem for uncertain time-varying linear systems was investigated in [26].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The central idea of FTGCC is to design a controller, given a bound on the initial state of the system, such that the state trajectory lies in a defined threshold during a fixed time interval, and an upper bound of the performance is minimized [26]. The FTGCC problem for uncertain time-varying linear systems was investigated in [26]. The guaranteed cost controller was designed for stochastic continuous-time linear systems [27].…”
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“…The recursive nature of adaptive filters bring with them stability issues. However, when only finite measurements of input and output of a system are used to yield state estimates, the filter stability is guaranteed (Qayyum and Pironti, 2018), as will become apparent in the foregoing discussion.…”
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confidence: 99%