1981
DOI: 10.1016/s1474-6670(17)63539-0
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Constructive Methods of Parametric and Functional Optimization

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“…However, keeping the subsequent synthesis in mind, it is expedient to solve problem (9) by an adaptive (direct or dual) method [10], which, along with the optimal program control u t z h 0 ( | ), t T Î , provides the minimum support K op 0 0 ( ) -an important element to realize the optimal feedback control.…”
Section: Magnetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, keeping the subsequent synthesis in mind, it is expedient to solve problem (9) by an adaptive (direct or dual) method [10], which, along with the optimal program control u t z h 0 ( | ), t T Î , provides the minimum support K op 0 0 ( ) -an important element to realize the optimal feedback control.…”
Section: Magnetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unlike the general linear programming problem, its elements are dynamic in nature. Below we will describe a dual method which is essentially a special rapid dynamic realization of the dual adaptive method of linear programming [12]. As in the case of the optimal control problem, the main time needed to solve optimal observation problems is spent in integrating the direct system; therefore, as in [11], the efficiency of the method is estimated in terms of a basic "time-consumption unit", namely, one integration of the direct system over the entire observation interval T.…”
Section: ~mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To simplify the derivations, we shall assume that the numbers 6j,j ~ Jn and 6(0, t ~ Tb are different and non-zero (the general case was investigated in [12]). Number the finite ones in increasing order: 0 < ¢31 < ~2 < ... < ~k0.…”
Section: Av(t)c'(t)~p(t) T ~ T B U T Omentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Linear optimal control problems with several control variables were investigated in many papers and books (see [2], [6], [71. [13], .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%