The Mathworks, Inc.

University of British Columbia

Dominikus Noll

Pascal Gahinet

Pierre Apkarian

Troy Howard Farncombe

Jean Maeght

Anna Malgorzata Celler

Exemplary embodiments allow users to interactively formulate and solve multivariable feedback control problems. For example, users can solve problems where a plurality of control elements are distributed over one or more feedback loops and need to be jointly tuned to optimize overall performance and robustness of a control system. Embodiments allow users to specify design requirements and objectives in formats familiar to the user. Embodiments can operate on tunable parameters to solve the control problem in a manner that satisfies the design requirements and/or objectives provided by the user.

Interactive control of multiple input multiple output control structures

A method and system allow users to interactively formulate and solve multivariable feedback control problems. Users can solve problems where a plurality of control elements are distributed over one or more feedback loops and need to be jointly tuned to optimize overall performance and robustness of a control system. The method and system allow users to specify design requirements and objectives in formats familiar to the user. The method and system can operate on tunable parameters to solve the control problem in a manner that satisfies the design requirements and/or objectives provided by the user.

Interactive system for controlling multiple input multiple output control (MIMO) structures

A method, apparatus, medium and signal for producing a representation of a measurable property which varies in time and space are disclosed. The apparatus includes a receiver for receiving a plurality of sets of values representing measurements of the property across the object at respective measurement times, each set being associated with a respective measurement time. The apparatus further includes a processor circuit in communication with the receiver. The processor circuit is programmed to produce a plurality of sets of values representing the property at a plurality of locations throughout the object at the respective measurement times, by minimizing a figure of merit function relating the values representing the measurements with the values representing the property at the plurality of locations, with a shape constraint imposed on the values representing the property at the plurality of locations.

Method and apparatus for producing a representation of a measurable property which varies in time and space, for producing an image representing changes in radioactivity in an object and for analyzing tomography scan images

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