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In the pursuit of precision, adaptive control systems have emerged to tackle the unpredictable, where parameters shift like sand beneath our feet. But what secrets lie within the two main categories of indirect and direct methods, and how d
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As we strive for control, a daunting reality emerges: our system models are often incomplete or inaccurate, rendering our efforts precarious. Can we still achieve stability and robustness in the face of uncertainty?
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By introducing a novel constant and making two simple assumptions, a complex nonlinear system can be transformed into a linearizable form, enabling adaptive control with surprising simplicity. This breakthrough approach has far-reaching imp
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A revolutionary approach to adaptive control is born, as a novel method transforms complex MIMO nonlinear systems into manageable counterparts, paving the way for unprecedented precision in real-time optimization. But what secrets lie withi
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As traditional model-based control approaches struggle to keep up with the complexity of modern systems, a new era of data-driven control methods emerges, promising to revolutionize the field by leveraging system input-output data to optimi
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In a groundbreaking departure from traditional adaptive control methods, model-free adaptive control (MFAC) ditches nonlinear modeling for a dynamic linearization approach thats surprisingly effective. By estimating time-varying pseudo-part
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In the face of aperiodic jamming attacks, a novel control strategy emerges to safeguard nonlinear cyber-physical systems, defying the conventional approach. Can a model-free adaptive control system predict and counter disruptions without in
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An algorithm is a set of steps that a computer program follows to accomplish a task, providing a precise solution to a computational problem.
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Asymptotic notation is a way to compare the efficiency of algorithms by describing their running time in terms of the input size, independent of specific implementation details.
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Binary search is an efficient algorithm for finding an item in a sorted list by repeatedly dividing the search space in half.
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Divide and conquer algorithms solve complex problems by breaking them down into smaller sub-problems, solving each sub-problem, and then combining the solutions.
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Insertion sort is a sorting algorithm that works by iteratively inserting each element into its proper position in a sorted array.
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Recursive algorithms solve problems by breaking them down into smaller instances of the same problem, allowing for efficient solutions.
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Selection sort is a simple sorting algorithm that repeatedly finds the smallest element in an array and swaps it into its correct position.
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Ciphers are mechanical operations that transform individual symbols according to an algorithm, unlike codes which involve meaningful unit-mappings.
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Cryptography enables secure communication by using ciphers to encrypt and decrypt messages, protecting them from unauthorized access.
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Cryptography involves encrypting messages by shifting letters or using random sequences to obscure their meaning, with techniques ranging from the simple Caesar cipher to the theoretically unbreakable
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Modern cryptography relies on the fundamental theorem of arithmetic and the concept of one-sided functions, which enable secure key exchange and encryption through modular arithmetic and prime factori
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Modular arithmetic is a system of arithmetic where numbers wrap around after reaching a certain value, defined by the modulus.
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A primality test is a method to determine whether a given number is prime or composite.
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Steganography is the practice of hiding information in plain sight, distinct from cryptography which involves encrypting information.
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Adaptive control addresses systems with time-varying parameters, seeking to mitigate uncertainties in system models.
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Adaptive control is a methodology used to achieve control objectives, such as stability and disturbance rejection, in systems with incomplete or uncertain models.
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This paper presents a novel data-driven control approach for discrete-time nonlinear systems, introducing a constant control input length constant of linearization and an equivalent PFDL description
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This paper presents a data-driven, model-free adaptive control method for a class of MIMO nonlinear discrete-time systems, enabling online estimation and control input calculation.
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This survey paper compares model-based control with data-driven control, highlighting the challenges of deriving accurate models and proposing data-driven control as a solution for systems with diffic
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Model-free adaptive control (MFAC) is a data-driven approach that uses pseudo-partial derivatives to create a dynamic linearization model of a plant, eliminating the need for identifying a nonlinear m
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This paper proposes a model-free adaptive resilient control method for nonlinear Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs) to counter aperiodic jamming attacks.
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MRAC (Model Reference Adaptive Control) is a type of adaptive control system that adjusts its behavior in response to changes in the controlled system.
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Data-driven control designs controllers using only input/output data from the controlled system, eliminating the need for a mathematical plant model.
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Discover the secret world of ciphers, where algorithms and keys conceal messages, and learn how shift ciphers, despite being centuries old, can still be cracked with a simple brute force attack.
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In a world where secrets are just a hack away, cryptography is the guardian of confidentiality, using mysterious codes to protect messages from prying eyes like Eves. But how do Alice and Bob keep their secrets safe in the digital age?
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From ancient Rome to modern times, cryptography has evolved to conceal secrets, but with each new technique, a weakness is revealed, and a new challenge arises, until the ultimate goal of perfect secrecy is achieved through the power of ran
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Heres a possible excerpt: What if you could send a secret message to someone, and only they could decipher it, without anyone else being able to figure out how they did it? Modern cryptography makes this possible, using a fascinating combi
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In a world without division, modular arithmetic reigns supreme, where remainders become the ultimate deciders and modular inverses hold the key to unlocking secrets. But how do we navigate this strange landscape, and what ancient algorithm
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Behind the seemingly random distribution of prime numbers lies a fascinating world of algorithms and theorems, from the ancient Sieve Algorithm to the modern Prime Number Theorem, all working together to unravel the mystery of primality.
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Imagine a control system that doesnt need to understand the underlying mechanics of a process to regulate it - instead, it learns from the data it generates. This revolutionary approach, known as data-driven control, is rewriting the rules
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Research on home technology encompasses various disciplines, including robotics, adaptive control, and cryptography.
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A novel control method, Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC), is tested on a 2DOF manipulator with significant modeling uncertainty, outperforming traditional PID controllers in terms of parametric robustness. Can ADRCs ability to es
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Research on 2DoF robot control has explored various approaches, including the use of Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC) to mitigate modeling uncertainty.
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The mathematical modeling of a single leg robot involves determining the optimal inputs for hip and knee torques to achieve desired height and ground force, considering the robots dynamic behavior an
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This project centers around controlling a 2-degree-of-freedom (2DoF) robot single leg, involving mathematical modeling, control methods, system identification, and testing.
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Robotics involves the design and development of autonomous systems that can perform tasks independently, often mimicking human functions.
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This project focuses on the design and implementation of a single leg robot controller using ADAMS and Simulink, allowing for the simulation and analysis of robotic leg movements.
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A single leg robot controller enables a robot to balance and move using a single leg, mimicking the stability and agility of a human or animal.
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A single leg robot numerical model is a mathematical representation of a robots leg, used to simulate and analyze its dynamic behavior and stability.
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A single leg robot system is a robotic platform that locomotes using a single leg, allowing for the study of balance and stability in robotic systems.
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