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IEEE transactions on automatic control: a publication of the IEEE control systems society

— P.J. Antsaklis - Nama Orang;

Volume 56, No. 4 (April 2014) of IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, edited by P. J. Antsaklis, is a full issue of a leading journal featuring a curated collection of peer‑reviewed research papers in the theory and applications of control systems. In a single paragraph:

This issue presents a diverse set of advanced contributions spanning robust predictive control, networked and switched systems, observer‑based techniques, machine‑learning‑in‑control, and cyber‑secure estimation. Highlights include new methods for networked predictive control of uncertain constrained nonlinear systems—focusing on recursive feasibility and input‑to‑state stability—as well as results on optimal control for switched systems, strategies for learning‑based resilient distributed control under adversarial attacks, developments in event‑triggered control over networks with packet loss or delays, and theoretical advances in passivity, dissipativity, and observer design for jump or lossy‑measurement systems. Together, the papers reflect cutting‑edge research at the intersection of control theory, real-world constraints in communication networks, and system resilience—characteristic of the journal’s mission to publish both foundational and application‑driven works in automatic control.

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