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Multiparametric model predictive control and state estimation of the hypnotic component in anesthesia
This paper describes multiparametric model predictive control strategies for the control of depth of anaesthesia. Based on a detailed compartmental model featuring a pharmacokinetic and a pharmacodynamics part, two different control strategies are employed: a nominal multiparametric model predictive control and a simultaneous multiparametric moving horizon estimation and model predictive control. The control strategies are tested on a set of 12 patients in the induction and maintenance phase and analyzed comparatively. Moreover the inter-as well as the intra-patient variability is analyzed in detail. The performed simulations show good performances and satisfactory behavior.