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Finally, we use a numerical example to verify the validity of the presented resilient state estimation method.

Our main purpose is to design a resilient state estimator such that, in the presence of multiple missing measurements, randomly occurring time-delay and distributed sensor delays, the estimation error dynamics is exponentially stable in the mean square.

In this paper, the resilient state estimation problem is investigated for a class of discrete recurrent neural networks (RNNs) subject to mixed time-delays, missing measurements and stochastic disturbance.

A sufficient condition is established to guarantee the existence of the resilient state estimator and the explicit expression of the desired estimator gain is given based on the solutions to some matrix inequalities.

This paper suggests a new innovative conceptual framework (the Resilient City Planning Framework or RCPF) that addresses the critical question of what cities and their urban communities should do in order to move towards a more resilient state in the future.

The system is resilient to a perturbation which leads it into a resilient state; States for which irrespective of the control policy applied, the system remains outside the viability kernel, are called non-resilient.

The quadratic stabilization of LTI systems by bounded resilient state-feedback controllers is addressed.

That requires collective action globally to mitigate as much climate change as we can and the building of resilient states locally to adapt to what we can't mitigate.

The region has grown quickly and unevenly since then but the law has proved resilient; states used to sue each other with wearying frequency but now work together well.The problem is that 1922 fell in an unusually wet period.

Ultimately, no matter how much power is given to first responders, or how differently the aid is disbursed, the panellists concluded that the focus must be on turning fragile states into resilient states – able to cope themselves with environmental, economic and social shocks.

Pajic, M; Tabuada, P., ; Lee, I., ; Pappas, G.J.,, Attack-Resilient State Estimation in the Presence of Noise, pp. 527-532 [abs].