Reference: control theory
I'm looking for suggestions on books or reviews on control theory, if possible written in a fairly modern language and not excessively technical on the math side.
In particular, I would need the following topics covered
- Optimal control: LQR, LQG
- Kalman theory, time series, poles, etc.
- Robust control
I'm already familiar with the general ideas.
reference-request control-theory optimal-control
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
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I'm looking for suggestions on books or reviews on control theory, if possible written in a fairly modern language and not excessively technical on the math side.
In particular, I would need the following topics covered
- Optimal control: LQR, LQG
- Kalman theory, time series, poles, etc.
- Robust control
I'm already familiar with the general ideas.
reference-request control-theory optimal-control
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
gerd
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What do you mean with Kalman theory, since the Kalman filter is already captured by LQG and the main thing left would be the Kalman decomposition?
– Kwin van der Veen
Sep 10 at 7:24
I know the Kalman filter is the "estimation" part of the LQG. What I mean is details on the Kalman alone, related concepts as arma models and so on, and later on a proof/discussion of the separation LQG = Kalman + LQR.
– gerd
Sep 11 at 8:18
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I'm looking for suggestions on books or reviews on control theory, if possible written in a fairly modern language and not excessively technical on the math side.
In particular, I would need the following topics covered
- Optimal control: LQR, LQG
- Kalman theory, time series, poles, etc.
- Robust control
I'm already familiar with the general ideas.
reference-request control-theory optimal-control
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
gerd
727315
I'm looking for suggestions on books or reviews on control theory, if possible written in a fairly modern language and not excessively technical on the math side.
In particular, I would need the following topics covered
- Optimal control: LQR, LQG
- Kalman theory, time series, poles, etc.
- Robust control
I'm already familiar with the general ideas.
reference-request control-theory optimal-control
reference-request control-theory optimal-control
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
gerd
727315
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
gerd
727315
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
gerd
727315
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
gerd
727315
asked Sep 4 at 8:56
gerd
727315
727315
What do you mean with Kalman theory, since the Kalman filter is already captured by LQG and the main thing left would be the Kalman decomposition?
– Kwin van der Veen
Sep 10 at 7:24
I know the Kalman filter is the "estimation" part of the LQG. What I mean is details on the Kalman alone, related concepts as arma models and so on, and later on a proof/discussion of the separation LQG = Kalman + LQR.
– gerd
Sep 11 at 8:18
add a comment |
What do you mean with Kalman theory, since the Kalman filter is already captured by LQG and the main thing left would be the Kalman decomposition?
– Kwin van der Veen
Sep 10 at 7:24
I know the Kalman filter is the "estimation" part of the LQG. What I mean is details on the Kalman alone, related concepts as arma models and so on, and later on a proof/discussion of the separation LQG = Kalman + LQR.
– gerd
Sep 11 at 8:18
What do you mean with Kalman theory, since the Kalman filter is already captured by LQG and the main thing left would be the Kalman decomposition?
– Kwin van der Veen
Sep 10 at 7:24
What do you mean with Kalman theory, since the Kalman filter is already captured by LQG and the main thing left would be the Kalman decomposition?
– Kwin van der Veen
Sep 10 at 7:24
I know the Kalman filter is the "estimation" part of the LQG. What I mean is details on the Kalman alone, related concepts as arma models and so on, and later on a proof/discussion of the separation LQG = Kalman + LQR.
– gerd
Sep 11 at 8:18
I know the Kalman filter is the "estimation" part of the LQG. What I mean is details on the Kalman alone, related concepts as arma models and so on, and later on a proof/discussion of the separation LQG = Kalman + LQR.
– gerd
Sep 11 at 8:18
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For robust control, I suggest "Robust Control Design with MATLAB" by Da-Wei Gu which I found quite practical. And you can read "Essentials Robust Control" by Kemin Zhou for deeper theories
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For robust control, I suggest "Robust Control Design with MATLAB" by Da-Wei Gu which I found quite practical. And you can read "Essentials Robust Control" by Kemin Zhou for deeper theories
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What do you mean with Kalman theory, since the Kalman filter is already captured by LQG and the main thing left would be the Kalman decomposition?
– Kwin van der Veen
Sep 10 at 7:24
I know the Kalman filter is the "estimation" part of the LQG. What I mean is details on the Kalman alone, related concepts as arma models and so on, and later on a proof/discussion of the separation LQG = Kalman + LQR.
– gerd
Sep 11 at 8:18