Switched systems are important for modeling biomedical control problems, where the control action can be considered to be a switching signal to select the active mode (e.g., a drug therapy or intervention). Practical implementations impose constraints not only on the variable magnitudes, but also on each mode’s active and inactive times (AT and IT). To address this, a model predictive control strategy is proposed using an enlarged model with integer state variables to track past AT/IT for each mode. Two biomedical applications were selected to demonstrate the controller’s effectiveness through simulations. The results highlight that our approach is suitable for biomedical applications with intricate temporal requirements.
(2025). Time-Constrained MPC Approach for Switched Nonlinear Systems With Applications to Biomedical Problems [journal article - articolo]. In IEEE CONTROL SYSTEMS LETTERS. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10446/303027
Time-Constrained MPC Approach for Switched Nonlinear Systems With Applications to Biomedical Problems
Ferramosca, Antonio;
2025-01-01
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Switched systems are important for modeling biomedical control problems, where the control action can be considered to be a switching signal to select the active mode (e.g., a drug therapy or intervention). Practical implementations impose constraints not only on the variable magnitudes, but also on each mode’s active and inactive times (AT and IT). To address this, a model predictive control strategy is proposed using an enlarged model with integer state variables to track past AT/IT for each mode. Two biomedical applications were selected to demonstrate the controller’s effectiveness through simulations. The results highlight that our approach is suitable for biomedical applications with intricate temporal requirements.| File | Dimensione del file | Formato | |
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