Algorithms for increasing the roughness of the procedure for assessing the state vector of control objects to the influence of uncertainty factors are given. Expressions are obtained for extended state vectors and observations. Stable inversion algorithms are given for a nondegenerate block matrix with the allocation of its left and right zero divisors of maximum rank. The presented stable computational procedures allow us to regularize the problem of synthesis of algorithms for estimating the parameters of regulators in adaptive control systems with a customizable model and to improve the quality indicators of control processes under conditions of parametric uncertainty.
Algorithms for increasing the roughness of the procedure for assessing the state vector of control objects to the influence of uncertainty factors are given. Expressions are obtained for extended state vectors and observations. Stable inversion algorithms are given for a nondegenerate block matrix with the allocation of its left and right zero divisors of maximum rank. The presented stable computational procedures allow us to regularize the problem of synthesis of algorithms for estimating the parameters of regulators in adaptive control systems with a customizable model and to improve the quality indicators of control processes under conditions of parametric uncertainty.
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1 | Mamirov U.F. | Tashkent state technical university, 100095, 2 str. University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan |
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