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Annual Reviews in Control, Volume 25
Volume 25, 2001
- Marcel Staroswiecki, Anne-Lise Gehin:
From control to supervision. 1-11 - Mike J. Grimble, Andrzej W. Ordys
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Predictive control for industrial applications. 13-24 - Laura Menini
, Antonio Tornambè
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Control of mechanical systems subject to non-smooth impacts. 25-42 - Stuart Bennett:
The past of pid controllers. 43-53 - Colin Cowan, Roger F. Woods
, Jean-Paul Heron, P. Power, F. J. Sweeney:
Advances in adaptive signal processing: totally adaptive systems. 55-64 - Robert L. Kosut:
Uncertainty model unfalsification for robust adaptive control. 65-76 - David W. Clarke:
Adaptive control of servohydraulic materials-testing machines: a comparison between black- and grey-box models. 77-88 - Thomas B. Sheridan:
Rumination on automation, 1998. 89-97 - Junji Nomura, Kazuya Sawada:
Virtual reality technology and its industrial applications. 99-109 - Henk G. Stassen, Jenny Dankelman, Kees Grimbergen, Dirk W. Meijer:
Man-machine aspects of minimally invasive surgery. 111-122 - Roger Goodall
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Perspectives on processing for real-time control. 123-131 - Janusz Zalewski:
Real-time software architectures and design patterns: fundamental concepts and their consequences. 133-146 - Alejandro P. Buchmann, Christoph Liebig:
Distributed, object-oriented, active, real-time DBMSS: we want it all - do we need them (at) all? 147-155 - Tonu Naks, Leo Motus:
Handling timing in a time-critical reasoning system - a case study. 157-167 - Ricardo Sanz, Mariano Alonso:
Corba for control systems. 169-181 - Ulrich Schmid:
Applied research: a scientist's perspective. 183-190
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