
There are a large number of dynamic objects, for the management of which it is advisable to apply the principles of adaptation. The reasons for applying the principles of adaptation can be combined into two main groups: the variability and complexity of the characteristics of objects and the environment; growing requirements for accuracy and technical and economic characteristics of systems. The difference between adaptive systems and optimal ones is that while in optimal systems the quality indicator is provided for certain parameters of the object, in adaptive systems - for various parameters due to the action of additional elements of adaptation. The choice of one or another approach is determined by preliminary information about the object (process) or the accepted quality criterion. The article presents the main approaches to the selection of possible variants of adaptive systems with stabilization and optimization of the quality of control of systems for stabilizing dynamic objects, based on the type of extremal characteristic of the criterion for assessing their quality.
екстремальна характеристика, поиск экстремума, контур адаптации, еталонна модель, контур адаптації, робоча точка, система стабілізації, пошук екстремуму, блок-схема, extreme characteristic, reference model, эталонная модель, система стабилизации, operating point, extreme control, рабочая точка, extremum search, экстремальное управление, екстремальне керування, stabilization system, block diagram, adaptation contour, экстремальная характеристика
екстремальна характеристика, поиск экстремума, контур адаптации, еталонна модель, контур адаптації, робоча точка, система стабілізації, пошук екстремуму, блок-схема, extreme characteristic, reference model, эталонная модель, система стабилизации, operating point, extreme control, рабочая точка, extremum search, экстремальное управление, екстремальне керування, stabilization system, block diagram, adaptation contour, экстремальная характеристика
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