On the basis of the detectability property which underlies the Lie derivative-based geometric estimator (GE) in conjunction with singular perturbation and robust stability tools, the GE is redesigned to remove its Lie derivation applicability obstacle.
Reverse engineering gene networks based on gene expression data using singular value decomposition and robust regression have also been proposed [ 42].
English has robust singular and plural forms for the first and third persons, but Thou got locked away in church a long time ago, leaving You to do the whole second-person job.
This paper presents three different necessary and sufficient conditions for the admissibility and robust stabilization of singular fractional order systems (FOS) with the fractional order α:0<α<1 case.
By using an approximate singular value decomposition procedure, we obtain a fast and robust algorithm.
The outer loop is designed for stability and robust performance by utilizing results from structured singular values (μ-synthesis).
Furthermore, structured singular value is used to evaluate and compare the nominal/robust performance and robust stability of our designs.
A major problem with full-covariance GMMs is that within a short signal (430 frames in our simulations) the features often exhibit multicollinearity and therefore the covariances become easily singular, making robust estimation of full covariance matrices difficult.
A systematic analysis procedure based on the structured singular value μ is used to assess and demonstrate the robust stability and robust performance of the microvibration mitigation strategy.
After representation of the uncertain dynamic system in general control configuration and modelling the parametric uncertainties, nominal performance, robust stability and robust performance are analyzed by the concept of structured singular value μ.
Dai first gave some notions of controllability, observability and duality in singular systems [8], some excellent results on disk pole constraints [9] and robust control [10, 11].
