Titlebook: Controllability, Identification, and Randomness in Distributed Systems; Marzieh Nabi-Abdolyousefi Book 2014 Springer International Publish

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System Properties of Stochastic Networks: Controllability and Optimalityworks. The randomness could be presented in the network topology, e.g., whether two nodes are connected based on a random distribution. The randomness could also be contributed by the randomly selected input and/or output nodes. We, then, present a framework for designing estimator and feedback cont

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Coordinated Decentralized Estimation Over Random Networkss work is to highlight that these problems, among many others, can be approached via a unified formulation. The unified formulation can subsequently be utilized for proving almost sure stability and convergence of filtering algorithms over distinct classes of random networks. More specifically, we s

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978-3-319-34853-7Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014

出生

Controllability and Observability of Path Networksed the Cauchy-Binet formula, which, in conjunction with the Popov-Belevitch-Hautus test, provided a new method to examine controllability properties for systems with Circulant underlying communication structure. This chapter demonstrates how the method is also utilized to fully characterize the controllability of path graphs.