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HIERARCHICALLY ACCELERATED DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING WITH.. - Peter Caines Department (1999) (1 citation) Self-citation (Caines) (Correct)
....blocks are IBC. There exists a theory of lattice structure of partition machines for hierarchical control ( Caines and Wei, 1995) Caines et al. 1997) and its extensions to hybrid case and supervisory control case can be found in (Caines and Wei, 37(4) 1998) P.E. Caines and Lemch, 1998) and (Hubbard and Caines, 1998). This theory asserts that all IBC partition machines of M constitute a lattice L and any chain from top to bottom in L provides a hierarchical control structure. Consider a base system M which may be represented by a directed graph. We observe the fact that if X i is an IBC block, then for any ....
Hubbard, P. and P. E. Caines (1998). Trace-dc hierarchical supervisory control with applications to transfer-lines. In: Proceedings of the 37th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control.
On the Application of Hierarchically Accelerated Dynamic.. - Shen, Caines Self-citation (Caines) (Correct)
....theoretic framework for multi agent systems and to introduce tractable methods for their analysis, control and optimisation. Work partially supported by NSERC grant number OGP 0001329 and NASA Ames Research Centre grant number NAG 2 1040. Email: shg, peterc cim.mcgill.ca. CDC99 REG0663 2 In [5], 2] 9] 10] and [7] a hierarchical control theory is developed for, respectively, supervisory (automata) control systems, finite state (forced event) machines, and hybrid systems; this work employs the basic notions of state space partitions (consisting of aggregated state sets) and ....
P. Hubbard and P.E. Caines. Trace-DC hierarchical supervisory control with applications to transfer-lines. In Proceedings of the 37nd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, pages 3293--98, Tampa, FL, 1998.
Trace-DC Hierarchical Supervisory Control - Paul Hubbard, Peter E. Caines Self-citation (Hubbard Caines) (Correct)
.... and in computer science (see [4, 14] An aggregated modular approach to controller reduction also appeared in [27] An analysis of Petri Nets based on refinement and abstraction appeared in [26] with a corresponding analysis of policies that enforce liveness in [25] The present work builds on [7, 16, 17]. We give definitions for the partitions and high level dynamics for the hierarchical supervisory control automaton. Our primary interest is the problem of ensuring (non blocking) accessibility of the designated states and we show this problem may be decomposed and solved in a hierarchical fashion ....
P. Hubbard and P.E. Caines. Trace-dc hierarchical supervisory control with applications to transfer-lines. In Proceedings of the 37nd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, pages 3293--98, Tampa, FL, 1998.
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P. Hubbard and P. E. Caines, "Trace-DC hierarchical supervisory control with applications to transfer-lines," in Proc. 37th Conf. Decision Contr., Tampa, Florida USA, December 1998, pp. 3293--3298.
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