2022 (vol. 32) - Number 1
J. Cvejn:
The magnitude optimum design of the PI controller for plants with complex roots and dead time
S.F. Al-Azzawi, M.A. Hayali:
Coexisting of self-excited and hidden attractors in a new 4D hyperchaotic Sprott-S system with a single equilibrium point
M.A. Hammami, N. El Houda Rettab, F. Delmotte:
On the state estimation for nonlinear continuous-time fuzzy systems
M. Ilyas, M.A. Khan, A. Khan, Wei Xie, Y. Khan:
Observer design estimating the propofol concentration in PKPD model with feedback control of anesthesia administration
L. Moysis, M. Tripathi, M. Marwan:
Adaptive observer design for systems with incremental quadratic constraints and nonlinear outputs – application to chaos synchronization
S. Vaidyanathan, K. Benkouider, A. Sambas:
A new multistable jerk chaotic system, its bifurcation analysis, backstepping control-based synchronization design and circuit simulation
T.T. Tuan, H. Zabiri, M.I.A. Mutalib, Dai-Viet N. Vo:
Disturbance-Kalman state for linear offset free MPC
Yuan Xu, Jun Wang:
A novel multiple attribute decision-making method based on Schweizer-Sklar t-norm and t-conorm with q-rung dual hesitant fuzzy information
T. Kaczorek:
Observers of fractional linear continuous-time systems
ACS Abstract:
Number 1/2
The programmed grammars and automata as tools for a construction of analytic expert systems

M.Flasiński (Jagiellonian University, Poland) |
Optimal control of discrete distributed systems with delays in the control: the finite horizon case

Mostafa Rachik (Faculté des Sciences Ben M'sik, Morocco) | Jamila Karrakchou (Ecole Mahammadia d'Ingénieurs, Morocco) |
The linear quadratic optimal control of discrete-time distributed systems with delays in the control is considered. A new approach for solving this problem is presented. It is based on the construction of an appropriate Hilbert space structure. In order to illustrate the theory an example of diffusion system is given.
keywords: difference equation, diffusion system, discrete distributed systems, linear quadratic optimal control, optimal control.
Multivariable nonlinear system identification by radial basis function neural networks

Shaohua Tan (National University of Singapore, Singapore) | Jianbin Hao and Joos Vandewalle (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium) |
Repetitive regulator approximation

Krzysztof Nowosad (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland) |
Eigenvalue assignment and exponential stability in discrete-time systems

Jerzy Tokarzewski (Military University of Technology, Poland) |
A comparative study of ranking fuzzy sets deffined by a neural network algorithm - justification for a centroidal method

Les M. Sztandera (Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science, USA) |
A recent breakthrough calls on a neural network algorithm, Fuzzy CID3 Algorithm, [109,111], which learns the needed membership functions from a set of training examples to differentiate between classes.
It is the purpose of this paper to evaluate and analyze the performance of available methods of ranking fuzzy subsets on a set of selected examples that cover possible situations we might encounter as defining fuzzy subsets at each node of a neural network. Through this analysis, suggestions as to which methods have better performance for utilization in neural network architectures, as well as criteria for choosing an appropriate method for ranking in corresponding fuzzy trees will be made.
keywords: fuzzy multi-attribute decision making, evaluation of fuzzy ranking methods, neural network architecture.
Digital relaying in power system using fuzzy set theory

Bogdan Kasztenny (Technical University of Wrocław, Poland) |
This paper presents a digital relay scheme for the primary protection of power system. A multi-criteria algorithm is developed based on fuzzy sets for the decision making part of the scheme. The cost of wrong decision-making and the amount of information inflow are used along with several standard criteria to improve the reliability of the protection. The power transformer protection has been chosen as a test example. It is shown that the proposed scheme, if properly tuned, can enhance the sensitivity and selectivity of the digital relay and mitigate problems associated with conventional relay schemes.
Logical foundations for knowledge-based control systems. Part II: Representation of states, transformations and analysis of theoretical properties

Antoni Ligęza (St. Staszic Technical University of Mining and Metallurgy, Poland) |
In this part, an application of the introduced formalism to knowledge-based representation of physical states of dynamic systems is proposed. A generic scheme of state transformation rules is outlined. Definitions of properties such as determinism, completeness, conservativity, and other are introduced and an idea of potential correctness of knowledge formalization is given. Due to general format of the proposed formalization, the class of potential applications is very large. The applications of specific interest of the proposed formalism include design and implementation of knowledge-based control systems and modelling the behaviour of certain complex relational systems having no analytical models in the form of differential/difference equations, as well as analysis of theoretical properties of knowledge-based dynamic systems. Simple application examples are enclosed.
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