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The following pages link to A multi-channel transmission schedule for remote state estimation under DoS attacks (Q518312):
Displayed 27 items.
- Information security protocol based system identification with binary-valued observations (Q1621182) (← links)
- SINR-based multi-channel power schedule under DoS attacks: a Stackelberg game approach with incomplete information (Q1737646) (← links)
- Secure remote state estimation against linear man-in-the-middle attacks using watermarking (Q2003830) (← links)
- Static output feedback predictive control for cyber-physical system under denial of service attacks (Q2007341) (← links)
- Optimal DoS attack scheduling for multi-sensor remote state estimation over interference channels (Q2030995) (← links)
- Resilient strategy design for cyber-physical system under active eavesdropping attack (Q2041382) (← links)
- Secure state estimation for systems under mixed cyber-attacks: security and performance analysis (Q2055571) (← links)
- Detection against randomly occurring complex attacks on distributed state estimation (Q2056302) (← links)
- Neural network-based control for RRP-based networked systems under DoS attacks with power interval (Q2081834) (← links)
- Optimal linear attack for multi-sensor network against state estimation (Q2095002) (← links)
- Interval type-2 T-S fuzzy MPC for CPS under hybrid attacks over a multi-channel framework (Q2096102) (← links)
- Input-to-state stability of switched linear systems with unstabilizable modes under DoS attacks (Q2097769) (← links)
- Dynamic event-triggered asynchronous fault detection for Markov jump systems with partially accessible hidden information and subject to aperiodic DoS attacks (Q2152714) (← links)
- Defensive deception against reactive jamming attacks in remote state estimation (Q2173899) (← links)
- Resilient strategy design for cyber-physical system under DoS attack over a multi-channel framework (Q2195307) (← links)
- Event-triggered output feedback control for discrete Markov jump systems under deception attack (Q2200138) (← links)
- Event-triggered resilient control for cyber-physical systems under asynchronous DoS attacks (Q2200544) (← links)
- An encoding mechanism for secrecy of remote state estimation (Q2203054) (← links)
- A novel adaptive cooperative attack design against cyber-physical systems via mixed \(H_\infty /H_-\) index (Q2224724) (← links)
- A novel event-triggered strategy for networked switched control systems (Q2224745) (← links)
- Security-based resilient event-triggered control of networked control systems under denial of service attacks (Q2278330) (← links)
- A game theoretic approach to multi-channel transmission scheduling for multiple linear systems under DoS attacks (Q2338198) (← links)
- Observer-based guaranteed cost control of cyber-physical systems under DoS jamming attacks (Q2423955) (← links)
- Multi-channel transmission scheduling with hopping scheme under uncertain channel states (Q2694160) (← links)
- Robust \(H_\infty\) filtering for semi-Markov jump systems encountering denial-of-service jamming attacks (Q6046499) (← links)
- Denial-of-service attacks on cyber-physical systems with two-hop networks under round-robin protocol (Q6084723) (← links)
- Mixed \(H_\infty\) and passive consensus of Markov jump multi-agent systems under DoS attacks with general transition probabilities (Q6099881) (← links)
