Analysis of optimal performance of MIMO networked control systems with encoding and packet dropout constraints
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MIMO systemstwo-degree-of-freedom controllertime-delayquantisation constraintsprobabilitypacket dropout probabilitypacket dropout constraintsoptimal tracking erroroptimal performancenoise constraintsnetworked control systemsmultiple input multiple output networked control systemsasymptotic stabilityMIMO networked control systemsforward network channelfeedback network channelfeedbackencoding-decoding constraintsdelaysdelay systemscontrol system synthesisclosed loop systemschannel noise
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