Zheng, 2000 - Google Patents
Some practical issues and possible solutions for nonlinear model predictive controlZheng, 2000
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- 8397560705943211267
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- Zheng A
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- Nonlinear model predictive control
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Several practical issues (eg, excessive on-line computational time) associated with a conventional Nonlinear Model Predictive Control algorithm are illustrated through simulation studies on two chemical processes—a binary distillation column and the Tennessee …
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