Self-Organising Learning Control and its Applications to Muscle Relaxant Anaesthesia
Linkens, D.A. and Hasnain , S.B.
(1990)
Self-Organising Learning Control and its Applications to Muscle Relaxant Anaesthesia.
Research Report.
Acse Report 383
.
Dept of Automatic Control and System Engineering. University of Sheffield
Abstract
Controlling systems with interacting response variables and interacting actuators has been a formidable task requiring expensive modelling to identify measure plant characteristics. These attempts often result in less than an ideal controller. With self-organising techniques the uncertainty of plant behaviour need not be an obstacle to fast, efficient and stable control. In fact they do not require a definitive course of action based on a given set of conditions........
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Linkens, D.A.
Hasnain , S.B.
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