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Symbolic models for control systems

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Symbolic models for control systems

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In this paper we provide a bridge between the inﬁnite state models used in control theory to describe the evolution of continuous physical processes and the ﬁnite state models used in computer science to describe software. We identify classes of control systems for which it is possible to construct equivalent (bisimilar) ﬁnite state models. These constructions are based on ﬁnite, but otherwise arbitrary, partitions of the set of inputs or outputs of a control system.

Paulo Tabuada

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Added	08 Dec 2010
Updated	08 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	2007
Where	ACTA
Authors	Paulo Tabuada

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