Borrelli et al., 2010 - Google Patents
On the computation of linear model predictive control lawsBorrelli et al., 2010
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- Borrelli F
- Baotić M
- Pekar J
- Stewart G
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- Automatica
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Finite-time optimal control problems with quadratic performance index for linear systems with linear constraints can be transformed into Quadratic Programs (QPs). Model Predictive Control requires the on-line solution of such QPs. This can be obtained by using a QP solver …
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