Paper Info
Title
Managing multi-mode tasks with time cost and quality levels using optimal discrete control synthesis
Abstract
Real-time control systems are complex to design, and automation support is important. We are interested in systems with multiple tasks, each with multiple modes, implementing a functionality with different levels of quality (e.g., computation approximation), and cost (e.g., computation time, energy). It is complex to control the switching of modes in order to insure properties like bounding cost while maximizing quality. We outline a technique for the automatic generation of such controllers involving an automaton-based formal model, and using optimal discrete control synthesis.
Year
DOI
Venue
2002
10.1109/EMRTS.2002.1019204
ECRTS
Keywords
Field
DocType
automata theory,control system CAD,discrete systems,optimal control,real-time systems,automatic generation,automation support,automaton-based formal model,bounding cost,computation approximation,computation time,mode switching,multi-mode task management,multiple modes,multiple tasks,optimal discrete control synthesis,quality levels,real-time control systems,time cost
Automata theory,Optimal control,Instrumentation and control engineering,Computer science,Automaton,Real-time Control System,Control engineering,Automatic control,Real-time computing,Automation,Control system,Distributed computing
Conference
ISSN
ISBN
Citations 
1068-3070
0-7695-1665-3
9
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.64
9
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Hervé Marchand144933.75
Éric Rutten225530.50