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Transactions of the Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers Vol. 25 (2012), No. 7

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Transactions of the Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers Vol. 25 (2012), No. 7

Correlated Equilibrium in Network Formation and its Experiment

Ichiro Nishizaki, Tomohiro Hayashida, Rika Kambara

pp. 163-171

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So far, it has been tried to explain the behavior on experimental subjects in experiments on network formation by a solution concept of the strict Nash equilibrium. In this paper, we consider the correlated equilibrium for network formation which is a solution concept based on stability in terms of expected payoff maximization assuming coordination or implicit agreement between players. To examine its validity, we conduct a laboratory experiment and try to explain the behavior of the experimental subjects. As a result of the experiment, we find that although the explanation by the strict Nash equilibrium is difficult, it is possible to explain by the correlated equilibrium or inequity aversion.

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Correlated Equilibrium in Network Formation and its Experiment

Offset Compensation of Continuous Time Model Predictive Control by Disturbance Estimation

Yuta Sakurai, Toshiyuki Ohtsuka

pp. 172-180

Abstract

In this paper, an offset compensation method for a continuous-time model predictive control (MPC) is proposed. To achieve offset-free control, additional disturbance states are introduced and the target for MPC is modified based on the estimate of disturbances. The property of steady-state deviation depends on the dimension of the additional disturbance states. An algorithm has already been proposed for discrete-time MPC to achieve zero offset when the model is augmented by disturbance states of the same dimension as tracked variables. We extend this algorithm to continuous-time MPC. A simulation result with the proposed algorithm for a nonlinear tank system is shown.

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Offset Compensation of Continuous Time Model Predictive Control by Disturbance Estimation

Collision Avoidability Analysis of Vehicle Platoon under V2V2I Communication

Takuto Takagi, Takeshi Hatanaka, Masayuki Fujita

pp. 181-188

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This paper addresses collision avoidability analysis of a platoon of vehicles under Vehicle-to-Vehicle-to-Infrastructure(V2V2I) communication. We first present a system consisting of vehicular strings and infrastructure in connection. Each vehicle drives automatically connecting others under Vehicle-to-Vehicle(V2V) communication, infrastructure inputs desired inter-vehicular distance to platoon to control safety under Vehicle-to-Infrastructure(V2I) communication. Then we analyze collision avoidability of the vehicle platoon, where we show relationship between communication structure and controllability of safety from infrastructure.

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Collision Avoidability Analysis of Vehicle Platoon under V2V2I Communication

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