Sparse False Injection Attacks Reconstruction via Descriptor Sliding Mode Observers
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(11)- Sparse attack reconstruction for cyber-physical systems via descriptor reduced-order observer
- Secure state estimation for cyber-physical systems by unknown input observer with adaptive switching mechanism
- Decentralized attack detection for multi‐area power systems via interconnection‐decoupled sliding mode observer
- Finite time secure state estimation for linear cyber‐physical systems with actuator and sensor attacks
- Secure state estimation with disturbance rejection against switched sparse sensor attacks
- Event-triggered consensus secure control for nonlinear MASs under mixed sensor attacks and actuator faults
- Dynamic output feedback control for CPSs under transmission delays and sparse malicious attacks
- Secure state estimation for cyber-physical systems with unknown input sliding mode observer
- Adaptive event-triggered tracking control via switching functions
- Aperiodic-sampled neural network controllers with closed-loop stability verifications
- SMC based tracking control with current feedback information for discrete-time repetitive systems
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