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control procedure

control procedure A control procedure is a method for regulating a system’s behavior so it reaches desired performance goals.

A control procedure is a method for regulating a system’s behavior so it reaches desired performance goals. In this source, it means an adaptive control method that continuously adjusts controller settings to improve stability, reject disturbances, and use control effort efficiently.

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Drafting source: Saleem Omer; Iqbal Jamshed; Afzal Muhammad Shahzad. A robust variable-structure LQI controller for under-actuated systems via flexible online adaptation of performance-index weights. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0283079; article XML SHA-256 378dd88007938e8e963c6b2eb7961a31addcc95d9cca57bbb41c854799aa52f8. “A robust variable-structure LQI controller for under-actuated systems via flexible online adaptation of performance-index weights” (10.1371/journal.pone.0283079).
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