optimizing control function
optimizing control function
[′äp·tə‚mīz·iŋ kən′trōl ‚fəŋk·shən] (control systems)
That level in the functional decomposition of a large-scale control system which determines the necessary relationships among the variables of the system to achieve an optimal, or suboptimal, performance based on a given approximate model of the plant and its environment.
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