2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfranklin.2020.08.021
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Sampled-data based structural controllability of multi-agent systems with switching topology

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“…Substituting (7) into the MASs (1) ,( 2) and output error (3), yields the closed-loop system: ˆˆĉol( ,..., ), col( ,..., ),…”
Section: ν ≥mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Substituting (7) into the MASs (1) ,( 2) and output error (3), yields the closed-loop system: ˆˆĉol( ,..., ), col( ,..., ),…”
Section: ν ≥mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Noticeably, most of existing results of cooperative consensus have a common drawback, that is, these methods adopted are only suitable for the case where agents have identical system matrix or state dimensions [6,7], and it strictly excludes the heterogeneous situation with nonidentical state dimensions. A key reason is that these controllers adopted need to be capable of accessing the relative state information of agent in relation to its neighbours.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [35], it was found that MAS can always maintain controllability after sampling. And [36] discovered that topology switching can ensure the controllability of MAS with uncontrollable subsystems. Although the sampling controllability of MAS has received attention, to date there has been little work devoted to the controllability of more general networked sampled-data systems that cannot be decoupled.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each individual updates their states through neighbor information, resulting in collective behaviors such as clustering and separation. Especially, many works of multi-agent systems had emerged, such as consensus Wang, Liu, Ji and Han (2020); Liu, Ji and Zhang (2020a); Sun, Ji and Liu (2020); Sun, Ji, Qi and Ma (2019), controllability Lu, Ji and Zhang (2020); Qu, Ji and Shi (2020); Ji, Lin, Cao, Qi and Ma (2021); Guan, Tian and Wang (2019); ; Liu, Ji and Ma (2020b); Lou, Ji and Qu (2020), observability ; ; Liu, Xu, Su, Wu and Bai (2019), stabilisability Guan and Kong (2019), optimal control Sun, Liu, Li and Niu (2018); Sun, Liu and Li (2020); Sun, Liu and Li (2021); Han, Ji and Qi (2020); Qi, Xie and Zhang (2020); Qi, Zhang and Wu (2018) and model-free adaptive control Hou and Xiong (2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%