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Robust nonblocking supervisory control of discrete-event systems

S.E. Bourdon, Mark Lawford, Walter Murray Wonham

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In this paper, we generalize a notion of robust supervisory control to deal with marked languages. We show how to synthesize a supervisor to control a family of plant models, each with its own specification. The solution we obtain is the most general in that it provides the closest approximation to the supremal controllable sublanguage for each plant/specification pair.

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In this paper, we generalize a notion of robust supervisory control to deal with marked languages. We show how to synthesize a supervisor to control a family of plant models, each with its own specification. The solution we obtain is the most general in that it provides the closest approximation to the supremal controllable sublanguage for each plant/specification pair.

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In this paper, we generalize a notion of robust supervisory control to deal with marked languages. We show how to synthesize a supervisor to control a family of plant models, each with its own specification. The solution we obtain is the most general in that it provides the closest approximation to the supremal controllable sublanguage for each plant/specification pair.

Key concepts: Sublanguage, Supervisor, Supervisory control, Supervisory control theory, Controllability, Computer science, Event (particle physics), Control (management)

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