Research on gain scheduling¶
Rugh, W. J., & Shamma, J. S. (2000). Research on gain scheduling. Automatica, 36(10), 1401-1425.
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Mechanisms¶
- Contextual Gain-Scheduling Table
- When the regimes are known and the right gain in each is understood, a schedule gives behaviour that is fixed, auditable, and identical every time the same context recurs — which is why safety-critical and certified systems favour it over an adaptive loop.
This sourceDescribes gain scheduling as implementing controller designs associated with known operating conditions through scheduling variables.
- When the regimes are known and the right gain in each is understood, a schedule gives behaviour that is fixed, auditable, and identical every time the same context recurs — which is why safety-critical and certified systems favour it over an adaptive loop.
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