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1. Oct 08,  · over the time period [0,T], where C[ ] is the scalar cost rate function and D[ ] is a function that gives the economic value or utility at the final state, x(t) is the system state vector,x(0) is.

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2. () First and second order necessary optimality conditions for controlled stochastic evolution equations with control and state constraints. Journal of Differential Equations , () On Second-Order Necessary Conditions in Optimal Control of .

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3. with stochastic disturbances replaced by their estimates based upon the information available at the time, and proceeds in a receding horizon fashion (see Section ). An-other popular class of control strategies is the a ne disturbance feedback policy which turns out to be equivalent to the a ne state-sequence feedback policy via a nonlin-.

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4. Unformatted text preview: Machine Learning Bias, Statistical Bias, and Statistical Variance of Decision Tree Algorithms Thomas G. Dietterich [email protected] Eun Bae Kong [email protected] Department of Computer Science Dearborn Hall Oregon State University Corvallis, OR Abstract The term \bias" is widely used|and with di erent meanings|in the elds of machine learning and.

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5. an open-loop, optimal control problem (OCP) based on an explicit process model to determine a finite sequence of control actions to take. The first of these control actions is implemented, while discarding the rest [2]. Feedback is implicitly introduced in this process by the state and bias update using the measurements available at each sampling.

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6. With receding horizon control, i.e. with current control u = v 0 (x) + K x, the state is steered to X f with probability not less than 1 − ɛ along a trajectory that satisfies the state and control constraints, again with probability not less than 1 − ɛ. This solution to a stochastic control .

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7. Nov 10,  · Abstract: Model predictive control (MPC) has demonstrated exceptional success for the high-performance control of complex systems. The conceptual simplicity of MPC as well as its ability to effectively cope with the complex dynamics of systems with multiple inputs and outputs, input and state/output constraints, and conflicting control objectives have made it an attractive multivariable Cited by:

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8. Standard classification tree algorithms, such as CART (Breiman, Friedman, Olshen, and Stone, ) and C (Quinlan, ), are known to be biased in variable se-lection, e.g. when potential predictor variables vary in their number of categories. The variable selection bias evident for predictor variables with different numbers of.

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