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Multi-model, multi-objective tuning of fixed-structure controllers
We present a new technique for tuning arbitrary linear control structures against multiple plant models, multiple H2 and H∞ performance requirements, and additional constraints on open-loop stability and closed-loop pole locations. Our approach relies on non-smooth optimization and strikes a good balance between flexibility and effectiveness. Its capabilities are illustrated on two challenging applications.