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Table of Contents 2019 Chinese Control Conference (CCC 2019) Guangzhou, China 27-30 July 2019 Pages 1-630 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1940A-POD ISBN: 978-1-7281-2329-5 1/12 Copyright © 2019, Technical Committee on Control Theory, Chinese Association of Automation All Rights Reserved *** This is a print representation of what appears in the IEEE Digital Library. Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1940A-POD ISBN (Print-On-Demand): 978-1-7281-2329-5 ISBN (Online): 978-9-8815-6397-2 ISSN: 1934-1768 Additional Copies of This Publication Are Available From: Curran Associates, Inc 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: (845) 758-0400 Fax: (845) 758-2633 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com TABLE OF CONTENTS VARIABLE STRUCTURE CONTROL FOR NONLINEAR NEUTRAL SYSTEMS....................................................1 Heli Hu ; Dan Zhao MULTI-POINT LASER AUTOMATIC OBLIQUE ANGLE SHOOTING CORRECTION SYSTEM BASED ON IMAGE PROCESSING ...................................................................................................................................7 Lin Dong ; Xiangyang Xu ; Yanyan Xu A NOTE ON MATRIX EQUATION AND ITS CONTROL APPLICATION............................................................... 13 Caiqin Song ; Xiaodong Wang APPROXIMATE CONTROLLABILITY ANALYSIS ON NONLINEAR FRACTIONAL EVOLUTION EQUATIONS .............................................................................................................................................. 17 Ruiyang Cai ; Yangquan Chen ; Chunhai Kou DISCRETE-TIME ZEROING DYNAMICS MODEL FOR SOLVING GENERALIZED SYLVESTER FUTURE MATRIX SYSTEM ................................................................................................................... 23 Yunong Zhang ; Xiao Liu ; Yang Shi ; Mingzhi Mao ; Ning Tan SYNCHRONIZING GENESIO CHAOTIC SYSTEM BY ZHANG-DYNAMICS CONTROLLER WITHOUT OR WITH NOISE PERTURBATION.......................................................................................................... 29 Yihong Ling ; Deyang Zhang ; Jianxin Zhang ; Binin Qiu ; Yunong Zhang UNDERDETERMINED BLIND SOURCE SEPARATION OF SPEECH MIXTURES BASED ON K- MEANS CLUSTERING ..................................................................................................................................................... 36 Yuan Xie ; Kan Xie ; Zongze Wu ; Shengli Xie FORMATION TRACKING CONTROL FOR MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS ON DIRECTED GRAPHS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 41 Yifeng Xu ; Zhenmin Wang ; Juan Chen SATURATED TRACKING CONTROL FOR INPUT AMPLITUDE CONSTRAINED LINEAR SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF THE ENERGY-BOUNDED DISTURBANCES ................................................. 47 Zhongyi Gong ; Jian Ma CONSTRUCTION OF INCOMPATIBLE GRAPH OF FINITE STATE MACHINES USING THE THEORY OF SEMI-TENSOR PRODUCT OF MATRICES ......................................................................................... 53 Yongyi Yan ; Jumei Yue ; Zhumu Fu ; Jianwei Ma MATRIX CONDITIONS OF LANGUAGE RECOGNITION FOR FINITE STATE MACHINES USING THE THEORY OF SEMI-TENSOR PRODUCT OF MATRICES................................................................... 59 Jumei Yue ; Yongyi Yan ; Zhiqiang Li ; Xin Jin ; Song Gao ACTIVE DISTURBANCE REJECTION CONTROL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS FOR FIRST- ORDER PLUS TIME DELAY SYSTEMS........................................................................................................................ 65 Mohanad Hamad Eljack Elameen ; Jian Li ; Binwen Zhang ; Wen Tan BERNSTEIN BEZOUT MATRIX WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE GENERALIZED LIENARD- CHIPART STABILITY CRITERION .............................................................................................................................. 70 Huazhang Wu ; Xiaoting Shen U-MODEL ENHANCED CONTROL OF VOLTERRA SERIES SYSTEMS............................................................... 76 Quanmin Zhu ; Weicun Zhang ; Jing Chen OPTIMAL STATE REGULATOR ANALYSIS FOR DISCRETE-TIME LTI SYSTEMS: A SUBREGION CONTROL APPROACH........................................................................................................................... 81 Cheng Fuheng ; Chen Zhiming ; Long Dafeng A DISTRIBUTED STATE ESTIMATION ALGORITHM FOR LINEAR DYNAMIC SYSTEMS WITH CROSS-CORRELATED NOISES......................................................................................................................... 87 Sun Yibing ; Zhao Yige CONTROLLABILITY OF SWITCHED BOOLEAN CONTROL NETWORK VIA SAMPLED- DATA CONTROL............................................................................................................................................................... 93 Lin Lin ; Jinde Cao U-MODEL BASED CONTROL DESIGN FRAMEWORK FOR CONTINUOUS-TIME SYSTEMS........................ 99 Quanmin Zhu ; Weicun Zhang ; Jing Na ; Bei Sun RESILIENT H∞ STATE ESTIMATION FOR STATE-SATURATED SYSTEMS: A DYNAMIC EVENT-TRIGGERED APPROACH .............................................................................................................................. 105 Yufei Liu ; Qi Li ; Bo Shen DISTRIBUTED STATE ESTIMATION FOR SYSTEMS WITH COMMUNICATION NOISES AND DELAYS WEINAN ........................................................................................................................................................... 111 Weinan Gao ; Wei Wang ; Chunyan Han NEW ROUTH-TYPE TABLE METHOD FOR STABILITY TEST OF POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR SYSTEMS............................................................................................................................................................. 116 Sheng-Guo Wang GENERALIZED INTEGRAL INEQUALITY TO ADMISSIBILITY ANALYSIS FOR T-S FUZZY SINGULAR TIME-DELAY SYSTEMS.......................................................................................................................... 122 Huayang Zhang ; Zhiguang Feng ON THE NUMBER OF UNSTABLE EIGENVALUES OF LINEAR POSITIVE SYSTEMS................................... 126 Baoyin Guo ; Hongchao Li ; Liangyin Zhang ; Z. Q. Michael Chen ASYMPTOTIC PREDICTIVE SCHEME FOR THE CONTROL OF LINEAR SYSTEMS WITH INPUT DELAY AND DISTURBANCE .......................................................................................................................... 132 Xin Yu ; Jiale Li ; Shang Shi ; Ricardo Sanz ; Qingyu Xues A COMPENSATION CONTROL SCHEME AGAINST DOS ATTACK FOR NONLINEAR CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS...................................................................................................................................... 137 Meng Zhang ; Chao Shen ; Sicong Han GENERATION OF MULTI-SCROLL CHAOTIC ATTRACTOR IN A SIMPLE STATE- DEPENDENT SWITCHED SYSTEM: A THRESHOLD TUNING APPROACH ..................................................... 143 Xudong Shan ; Xia Huang ; Yingjie Fan SYNCHRONIZATION OF A CLASS OF DISCRETE-TIME NONLINEAR SINGULARLY PERTURBED COMPLEX NETWORKS† ..................................................................................................................... 148 Yongzhi Li ; Yuqing Li ; Xiongbo Wan NONLINEAR DYNAMIC OBSERVER DESIGN OF FLEXIBLE SATELLITE ATTITUDE MANEUVER: A SUM-OF-SQUARES APPROACH..................................................................................................... 154 Yanru Zhou ; Yi Yang ; Xueqin Zheng ; Rong Fu ROBUST SCHUR-STABILITY OF A DISK POLYNOMIAL WITH PARAMETER-VARYING COEFFICIENTS ............................................................................................................................................................... 161 Zhongwei He SIMULTANEOUS ESTIMATION OF SYSTEM STATES AND IDENTIFICATION OF TIME- VARYING PARAMETERS FOR DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS VIA ITERATIVE LEARNING ESTIMATION ................................................................................................................................................................... 166 Ruitian Yang ; Li Peng ; Yongqing Yang ; Fengzeng Zhu THE RANDOM WEAKENING BUFFER SEQUENCE AND ITS APPLICATION IN GM (1,1) MODEL.............................................................................................................................................................................. 172 Jiwei Liu ; Suqin Min ; Mengdi Jin A FAST SEARCH DIRECT ALLOCATION METHOD FOR OVERACTUATED SYSTEMS............................... 178 Tong Liu ; Hongliang Shen ; Haizheng Li ; Dongyu Liu FREQUENCY-SELECTIVE FILTER BASED FREQUENCY SEPARATED FEEDBACK CONTROL OF LINEAR SYSTEMS: STATE FEEDBACK CASE............................................................................. 184 Xin Du ; Yi Yang ; Jan Heiland ; Kaynak Okyay ROBUST CONSENSUS FOR LINEAR MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS OVER RANDOMLY SWITCHING TOPOLOGIES.......................................................................................................................................... 190 Chengrong Lin ; Wenchao Huang ; Yanwei Huang ; Shaobin Chen FIVE-NODE ZEAD FORMULA AND ZEROING-DYNAMICS MODEL APPLIED TO GENERALIZED-SYLVESTER-TYPE FUTURE LINEAR MATRIX INEQUALITY.............................................. 195 Zhiyuan Qi ; Yang Shi ; Jian Li ; Mingzhi Mao ; Yunong Zhang A NEW OPTIMIZATION METHOD FOR AGGREGATED MODEL REDUCTION ............................................. 201 Zunhai Gao ; Zhuo Chen ; Jeffiey Forrest ; Yongxiang Chen AN OPTIMAL CONTROL METHOD FOR THREE-CELL-INTERLEAVED HIGH-POWER FLYBACK INVERTER TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY .....................................................................................
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