Control With Minimal Cost-Per-Symbol Encoding and Quasi-Optimality of Event-Based Encoders
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(11)- Robustness of critical bit rates for practical stabilization of networked control systems
- Event-triggered scheduling control for linear systems with quantization and time-delay
- Stabilizing bit rate conditions for a scalar linear event-triggered system with Markov dropouts
- Event-based state estimation under constrained bit rate: an encoding-decoding approach
- Sufficient bit rate conditions to stabilize an uncertain scalar nonlinear system based on event triggering
- Quantized stabilization of event‐triggered systems under independent and identical distributed packet dropouts
- Event‐triggered stabilization of multi‐dimensional nonlinear systems under communication constraints
- Stabilization of linear discrete-time systems over resource-constrained networks under dynamical multiple description coding scheme
- Asymptotic behavior of inter-event times in planar systems under event-triggered control
- Stabilizing bit rate conditions of linear systems under DoS attacks without acknowledgments
- Optimal quantized feedback control for linear quandratic Gaussian systems with input delay
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