Model predictive control of the harvesting effort of a sustainable seafood with a nonlinear state equation
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Summary: This paper is concerned with the nonlinear model predictive control of the harvesting effort of a renewable resource system, namely, sustainable seafood (farmed fish), with a nonlinear state equation. A solution approach is proposed and discussed, and numerical illustrations are provided.
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