Linear systems over the max-plus algebra provide a suitable formalism to model discrete event systems where synchronization, without competition, is involved. In this paper, we consider a formulation of the model matching problem for systems of such class, in which the output of a given system, called the plant, is forced, by a suitable input, to track exactly that of a given model. A necessary and sufficient condition for its solvability is obtained by making a suitable use of geometric methods in the framework of systems over the max-plus algebra.

The Model Matching Problem for Max-Plus Linear Systems: a Geometric Approach / Animobono, D.; Scaradozzi, D.; Zattoni, E.; M. Perdon, A.; Conte, G.. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL. - ISSN 0018-9286. - 68:6(2023), pp. 3581-3587. [10.1109/TAC.2022.3191362]

The Model Matching Problem for Max-Plus Linear Systems: a Geometric Approach

Animobono D.
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Scaradozzi D.;Conte G.
2023-01-01

Abstract

Linear systems over the max-plus algebra provide a suitable formalism to model discrete event systems where synchronization, without competition, is involved. In this paper, we consider a formulation of the model matching problem for systems of such class, in which the output of a given system, called the plant, is forced, by a suitable input, to track exactly that of a given model. A necessary and sufficient condition for its solvability is obtained by making a suitable use of geometric methods in the framework of systems over the max-plus algebra.
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