1997
DOI: 10.1080/13873959708837050
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Suboptimal feedback control by a scheme of iterative identification and control design

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“…Specifically, related results that connect control performance and model validation based on these normalized coprime factorizations are reported in Steele and Vinnicombe (2001) and Date and Cantoni (2005). The dualYoula-Kučera structure (Anderson, 1998;de Callafon and Van den Hof, 1997;Douma & Van den Hof, 2005) further refines these coprime factorization-based model uncertainty structures by excluding candidate models that are not stabilized by the controller that is used during the identification experiment. In this respect, the dual-Youla-Kučera model uncertainty structure constitutes a necessary step to satisfy Requirement R2 by excluding falsified models based on the actual experimental conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, related results that connect control performance and model validation based on these normalized coprime factorizations are reported in Steele and Vinnicombe (2001) and Date and Cantoni (2005). The dualYoula-Kučera structure (Anderson, 1998;de Callafon and Van den Hof, 1997;Douma & Van den Hof, 2005) further refines these coprime factorization-based model uncertainty structures by excluding candidate models that are not stabilized by the controller that is used during the identification experiment. In this respect, the dual-Youla-Kučera model uncertainty structure constitutes a necessary step to satisfy Requirement R2 by excluding falsified models based on the actual experimental conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They can be grouped in indirect (i.e. model-based) methods, [1,31,15,25,26,4,20,16,33,34,14], and direct methods, [23,22,32,21].…”
Section: Discussion On the Control Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Observe that C RP (P) in general depends in a complicated manner on P, hence the use of C RP (P) in an identification criterion is not directly possible. Thereto, as in [9], [10], an upper bound is employed, leading to the robust-control-relevant identification criterion…”
Section: Robust-control-relevant System Identification Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, the wafer stage system that is considered in this paper is openloop unstable due to a contactless operation, hence system identification has to be performed in closed-loop. In the case where C exp is not sufficiently close to C RP (P), then (6) and (8) may be solved iteratively, leading to a monotonous performance improvement [9]. Using the results presented in this paper, unnecessary conservatism is avoided.…”
Section: Robust-control-relevant System Identification Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%