HPA axis differential flatness and Liouvillian study for higher resiliency investigations

IF 1.6 4区计算机科学 Q3 AUTOMATION & CONTROL SYSTEMS

IMA Journal of Mathematical Control and Information Pub Date : 2023-11-29 DOI:10.1093/imamci/dnad030

Florentina Nicolau, Hugues Mounier, Ioannis P Androulakis

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Abstract

In this paper, we study several existing quantitative models of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (HPA) axis from a control systems theory viewpoint, that is, we suppose that we can act on the dynamics of the HPA axis throughout some parameters, which are the system inputs. In particular, we will focus on flatness and Liouvillian properties of the considered control systems of the HPA axis. We first study the minimal three-dimensional model of Bangsgaard and Ottesen (2017, Math. Biosci., 287:24–35) and the semi-mechanistic four-dimensional model of Gupta et al. (2007, Theor. Biol. Medical Model., 4(1):8) which are shown to be flat, and then, we consider the more involved and important model proposed in Rao & Androulakis (2019, Sci. Rep., 9(1):11212; 2020, IFAC-PapersOnLine, 53(2):15858–15863), with seven states, for which we prove that for the nominal values of the parameters involved in the model, flatness no longer holds. The more involved model satisfies however a similar but weaker property than flatness: it is a Liouvillian system.

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HPA轴差分平整度和Liouvillian研究用于高弹性研究

本文从控制系统理论的角度研究了几种现有的下丘脑-垂体-肾上腺(HPA)轴的定量模型，即假设我们可以通过作为系统输入的某些参数来作用于HPA轴的动力学。特别地，我们将关注所考虑的HPA轴控制系统的平面性和Liouvillian性质。我们首先研究了Bangsgaard和Ottesen(2017，数学)的最小三维模型。Biosci。Gupta et al. (2007, theory .)的半机械四维模型。医学杂志。医学模式。， 4(1):8)表明是平坦的，然后，我们考虑Rao &Androulakis (2019, Sci。代表,9 (1):11212;2020，中国机械工程学报，53(2):15858-15863)，我们证明了对于模型中涉及的参数的标称值，平坦性不再成立。然而，更复杂的模型满足一个与平面性相似但较弱的性质:它是一个刘维系统。

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