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Upravlenie Bol'shimi Sistemami, 2013, Issue 46, Pages 6–67 (Mi ubs730)  

Systems Analysis

About the tuning of the interacting objects behavior

A. Babichev

Institute of Control Sciences of RAS
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Abstract: We investigate the problem of interacting subjects' coordination and consider a procedure, which iteratively tunes the state of one subject to reconcile it with states of its neighbors. Every step results in coordination of one subject, but other subjects may become uncoordinated even if they were tuned before. We derive the conditions when this process stabilizes. We also discuss subjects' characteristics which guarantee tunability of any network of such subjects, and construct a corresponding tuning algorithm.
Keywords: functional flow block diagram, system of equations solution, universal algebra, iterative method.
Document Type: Article
UDC: 519.179.2+519.713.8+512.579
BBC: 22.12. + 22.19
Language: Russian
Citation: A. Babichev, “About the tuning of the interacting objects behavior”, UBS, 46 (2013), 6–67
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