Sentence examples for estimation of control from inspiring English sources
The estimation of control and maneuvering properties for a novel autonomous underwater vehicle designed for the deployment and recovery of subsea sensors is presented.
The paper deals with the sequential synthesis procedure of decentralized (multi-loop) PID-controllers based on the estimation of control loops interaction in the form of multiplicative plant uncertainty.
The results show that neglecting SSI could completely underestimate damage to controlled structures especially structures based on soft soil and it will lead to error in the first estimation of control forces during design.
One possible drawback of Furukawa's method is that it requires estimation of control event rate in order to predict NNTs accurately.
The estimation of control rates was more restrictive when based on the result of both visits than of single visits (table 2).
We present a computer vision algorithm that incorporates a heuristic model which mimics a biological control system for the estimation of control signals used in functional electrical stimulation (FES) assisted grasping.
The first step was the estimation of controlled direct effects through a series of logistic regressions.
Because the control channel has its own reference signal, there is no channel estimation mismatch of control information any longer.
(43 where ω 0 is the bandwidth of linear extended state observer by pole assignment, u 1 and y 1 are the input signal, respectively, z 1 and z 2 are the output signal of linear extended state observer, which are the observations of the x 1 and x 2, b 0 is the estimation value of control gain b 1.
By using this "leave-one-out" estimation of expected control performance one obtains an unbiased estimate of the variance in control residuals, i.e. a leave-one-out cross-validation estimate [85].
The NN controller is trained so that an estimation of the control error several steps ahead is minimized, which are given by a properly designed NN called predictor.
