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    Safety, Reliability and Applications of Emerging Intelligent Control Technologies
    Safety, Reliability and Applications of Emerging Intelligent Control Technologies
    Safety, Reliability and Applications of Emerging Intelligent Control Technologies
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    Increasingly, over the last few years, intelligent controllers have been incorporated into control systems. Presently, the numbers and types of intelligent controllers that contain variations of fuzzy logic, neural network, genetic algorithms or some other forms of knowledge based reasoning technology are dramatically rising. However, considering the stability of the system, when such controllers are included it is difficult to analyse and predict system behaviour under unexpected conditions. Leading researchers and industrial practitioners were able to discuss and evaluate current development and future research directions at the first IFAC International Workshop on safety, reliability and applications on emerging intelligent control technology. This publication contains the papers, covering a wide range of topics, presented at the workshop.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateJun 28, 2014
    ISBN9781483296968
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