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Adaptive Control Systems

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Discrete Systems

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In many industrial and process control applications, the use of high-performance control systems is very desirable. Usually the plant parameters are poorly known or vary during normal operation, and this must be taken into consideration when designing and implementing feedback controllers. The problem of self-adjusting the parameters of a controller in order to stabilize the dynamic characteristics of a feedback control system when the plant parameters undergo large and unpredictable variations, has led to the development of adaptive control techniques [1–6]. Many solutions have been proposed over the past two decades in order to make a control system “adaptive” (that is, to assure high performance when large and unpredictable variations of the plant dynamic characteristics take place). In some sense, the problem can be viewed as “combined identification and control” of a particular system configuration.

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Mahmoud, M.S., Singh, M.G. (1984). Adaptive Control Systems. In: Discrete Systems. Communications and Control Engineering Series. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82327-5_7

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