Systems Theory and Engineering
Online Seminars in Systems Theory and Engineering Centred at AEDT time-zone.
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Talk: Robert Chin, Model Predictive Controller Tuning by Machine Learning and Ordinal Optimisation
Date and Time: Friday, March 26, 2021 at 1300 AEDT Speaker: Robert Chin, The University of Melbourne Title: Model Predictive Controller Tuning by Machine Learning and Ordinal Optimisation Abstract: We present research findings towards the tuning of weight matrices in quadratic-cost model predictive controllers. In particular, we consider a scenario where the controller designer isContinue reading “Talk: Robert Chin, Model Predictive Controller Tuning by Machine Learning and Ordinal Optimisation”
Talk: Naime Ahmadi, Power Systems Decomposition for Robustifying State Estimation under Cyber Attacks
Date and Time: Friday, February 26, 2021 at 1300 AEDT Speaker: : Naime Ahmadi, Tokyo University of Technology Title: Power Systems Decomposition for Robustifying State Estimation under CyberAttacks Abstract: We propose an algorithm for the on-line implementation of a robust staticstate estimator on large power systems. The proposed algorithm maximizes thenumber of outliers and cyber-attacksContinue reading “Talk: Naime Ahmadi, Power Systems Decomposition for Robustifying State Estimation under Cyber Attacks”
Talk: Yankai Lin, Optimization and security in networked control systems
Date and Time: Friday, March 5, 2021 at 1300 AEDT Speaker: Yankai Lin, The University of Melbourne Title: Optimization and security in networked control systems Abstract: In this seminar, we present the research findings in the last four years with the focus on distributed optimization. Specifically, we present an asynchronous distributed algorithm based on dualContinue reading “Talk: Yankai Lin, Optimization and security in networked control systems”
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