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ORCIDAnnual Reviews in Control, Volume 52
Volume 52, January 2021
- Marco C. Campi
, Algo Carè, Simone Garatti:
The scenario approach: A tool at the service of data-driven decision making. 1-17 - Anuradha M. Annaswamy, Alexander L. Fradkov:
A historical perspective of adaptive control and learning. 18-41 - Ivan Markovsky, Florian Dörfler:
Behavioral systems theory in data-driven analysis, signal processing, and control. 42-64
- Oluwasegun Ayokunle Somefun, Kayode Akingbade, Folasade Mojisola Dahunsi:
The dilemma of PID tuning. 65-74 - Paula Chanfreut, José María Maestre, Eduardo F. Camacho:
A survey on clustering methods for distributed and networked control systems. 75-90 - Mark van de Ruit, Winfred Mugge, Gaia Cavallo, John Lataire, Daniel Ludvig, Alfred C. Schouten:
Quantitative comparison of time-varying system identification methods to describe human joint impedance. 91-107 - Haeun Yoo, Ha-Eun Byun, Dongho Han, Jay H. Lee:
Reinforcement learning for batch process control: Review and perspectives. 108-119 - Zhong Chen, Xineng Zhong, Junjie Shi, Xianmin Zhang:
Damping-enabling technologies for broadband control of piezo-stages: A survey. 120-134
- Hiroyasu Tsukamoto, Soon-Jo Chung, Jean-Jacques E. Slotine:
Contraction theory for nonlinear stability analysis and learning-based control: A tutorial overview. 135-169 - Yang Shi, Kunwu Zhang:
Advanced model predictive control framework for autonomous intelligent mechatronic systems: A tutorial overview and perspectives. 170-196 - Petar Bevanda, Stefan Sosnowski, Sandra Hirche:
Koopman operator dynamical models: Learning, analysis and control. 197-212
- Hafiz Ahmed, Rosane Ushirobira, Denis V. Efimov:
On robust synchronization of nonlinear systems with application to grid integration of renewable energy sources. 213-221 - Amaury Hayat:
Boundary stabilization of 1D hyperbolic systems. 222-242 - Yang Zheng, Giovanni Fantuzzi, Antonis Papachristodoulou:
Chordal and factor-width decompositions for scalable semidefinite and polynomial optimization. 243-279
- Ilya V. Kolmanovsky, Marija Ilic:
Control of aerospace systems. 280-281 - Danylo Malyuta, Yue Yu, Purnanand Elango, Behçet Açikmese:
Advances in trajectory optimization for space vehicle control. 282-315 - Bharani P. Malladi, Ricardo G. Sanfelice, Eric A. Butcher:
Robust hybrid supervisory control for spacecraft close proximity missions. 316-329 - Chris Vermillion, Mitchell Cobb, Lorenzo Fagiano, Rachel Leuthold, Moritz Diehl, Roy S. Smith, Tony A. Wood, Sebastian Rapp, Roland Schmehl, David J. Olinger, Michael A. Demetriou:
Electricity in the air: Insights from two decades of advanced control research and experimental flight testing of airborne wind energy systems. 330-357 - Rupamathi Jaddivada, Marija D. Ilic, Eyad H. Abed:
Energy modeling and control for improved engine stability and efficiency in air vehicles. 358-371 - Juan Augusto Paredes, Prashin Sharma, Brian Ha, Manuel Lanchares, Ella M. Atkins, Peter Gaskell, Ilya V. Kolmanovsky:
Development, implementation, and experimental outdoor evaluation of quadcopter controllers for computationally limited embedded systems. 372-389 - Julius A. Marshall, Wei Sun, Andrea L'Afflitto:
A survey of guidance, navigation, and control systems for autonomous multi-rotor small unmanned aerial systems. 390-427 - Marija D. Ilic, Rupamathi Jaddivada:
Making flying microgrids work in future aircrafts and aerospace vehicles. 428-445
- Esteban A. Hernández-Vargas, Giulia Giordano, Eduardo D. Sontag, J. Geoffrey Chase, Hyeygjeon Chang, Alessandro Astolfi:
Third special section on systems and control research efforts against COVID-19 and future pandemics. 446-447 - Teodoro Alamo, Daniel Gutiérrez-Reina, Pablo Millán Gata, Victor M. Preciado, Giulia Giordano:
Data-driven methods for present and future pandemics: Monitoring, modelling and managing. 448-464 - Liliana Durán-Polanco, Mario Siller:
Crowd management COVID-19. 465-478 - Kazumune Hashimoto, Yuga Onoue, Masaki Ogura, Toshimitsu Ushio:
Event-triggered control for mitigating SIS spreading processes. 479-494 - Mikhail Hayhoe, Francisco Barreras, Victor M. Preciado:
Multitask learning and nonlinear optimal control of the COVID-19 outbreak: A geometric programming approach. 495-507 - Michelangelo Bin, Emanuele Crisostomi, Pietro Ferraro, Roderick Murray-Smith, Thomas Parisini, Robert Shorten, Sebastian Stein:
Hysteresis-based supervisory control with application to non-pharmaceutical containment of COVID-19. 508-522 - Alain Oustaloup, François Levron, Stéphane Victor, Luc Dugard:
Non-integer (or fractional) power model to represent the complexity of a viral spreading: Application to the COVID-19. 523-542 - Tamas Peni, Gábor Szederkényi:
Convex output feedback model predictive control for mitigation of COVID-19 pandemic. 543-553 - Muhammad Umar B. Niazi, Alain Y. Kibangou, Carlos Canudas-de-Wit, Denis Nikitin, Liudmila Tumash, Pierre-Alexandre Bliman:
Modeling and control of epidemics through testing policies. 554-572 - Mauro Bisiacco, Gianluigi Pillonetto:
COVID-19 epidemic control using short-term lockdowns for collective gain. 573-586 - Pablo Abuin, Alejandro Anderson, Antonio Ferramosca, Esteban A. Hernández-Vargas, Alejandro H. González:
Dynamical characterization of antiviral effects in COVID-19. 587-601
- Anton V. Proskurnikov, Roberto Tempo:
Corrigendum to "A tutorial on modeling and analysis of dynamic social networks. Part I." [Annu. Rev. Control 43 (2017) 65-79]. 602
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