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Host: University of Girona
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Organizers: Ernest Gardeñes, Josep Aguilar-Martin, Pedro Albertos, Ernest Gardeñes, Jüergen Garloff, Luc Jaulin, Vladik Kreinovich, Victor Krymsky, Svetoslav Markov, Mario Milanese, Joseba Quevedo, José Rodellar, Miguel Angel Sainz, Sergei Shary, Louise Trave-Massuyes, Josep Vehi, Eric Walter, Miguel A. Sainz, Josep Vehi, Joaquim Armengol, Ines Ferrer, Remei Calm, Xavier Manyer, Joaquim Meléndez, Jordi Freixenet, Pere Ridao, Joan Batlle, Josep Lluís de la Rosa, Joan Colomer, Rosa Estela, Joaquim Salvi, Joan Martí, Xevi Cufí, Carles Pous, Ningsu Luo, Bianca Inocenti
Deadline for abstracts: September 30, 1998
Description:
During the last years, Interval Analysis has been widely applied to solve open problems in Systems and Control Engineering. For
instance, problems like analysis and synthesis of robust controllers for uncertain plants or fuzzy inference has been stated from the
interval point of view. Other fields where the use of Interval Analysis is increasing are qualitative, semiqualitative and interval simulation
and their application to fault detection and diagnosis and to systems identification.
All these applications benefit of the ability of intervals to manipulate imprecise data, keep track of truncation and round-off errors and reliability, but they suffer the main weakness of the classical Interval Analysis: too conservative results are often obtained when the range of a function is computed.
The aims of this workshop are: 1.to present recent advances in applications of Interval Analysis in Control, focusing on the limitations and drawbacks of Classical Interval Analysis, 2.to present recent advances on the Modal Interval Analysis, a new paradigm on uncertainty representation, and some of its recent applications to control, 3.to analyse and discuss, in the context of Modal Interval Analysis, open problems in the field of Control Systems where Classical Interval Analysis is used and fails or seems to be limited.
Mail Address:
Dr. Josep Vehí Control Engineering and Intelligent Systems Group Campus Montilivi. Edifici P-II University of Girona E-17071 Girona (Spain)
Date received: January 21, 1999
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