Fundamental Limitations of Disturbance Attenuation in the Presence of Side Information
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(14)- Mini-workshop: Entropy, information and control. Abstracts from the mini-workshop held March 4--10, 2018
- Optimal capacity allocation for sampled networked systems
- Achievable sensitivity bounds for MIMO control systems via an information theoretic approach
- Sensitivity analysis of linear continuous-time feedback systems subject to control and measurement noise: an information-theoretic approach
- On disturbance propagation in leader-follower systems with limited leader information
- Design constraints and limits of networked feedback in disturbance attenuation: an information-theoretic analysis
- Fundamental performance limitations of networked control systems with novel trade-off factors and constraint channels
- Novel approach to preview control for a class of continuous-time systems
- Sensitivity minimization, biological homeostasis and information theory
- Robustness, optimization, and architectures
- Optimal tracking performance of MIMO discrete-time systems with network parameters
- Characterization of a complementary sensitivity property in feedback control: an information theoretic approach
- Signal reconstruction in the presence of finite-rate measurements: finite-horizon control applications
- H2 performance limitations for LTI discrete-time systems in the presence of stochastic disturbance
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