Dissipative consensus for two-time-scale semi-Markov jump multi-agent systems against false data injection attacks via a dynamic event-triggered scheme
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In this paper, the authors investigate on dissipative consensus for two-time-scale semi-Markov jump multi-agent systems against false data injection attacks via a dynamic event-triggered scheme. Concretely, two-time-scale semi-Markov jump models are established to describe the two-time-scale phenomenon and the abrupt change of system parameters.
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