noninteracting control

[¦nän‚in·tər′ak·tiŋ kən′trōl]

(control systems)

A feedback control in a system with more than one input and more than one output, in which feedback transfer functions are selected so that each input influences only one output.

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The Sylvester matrix equation (1) has many applications in linear system theory, for example, pole/eigenstructure assignment [1-4], robust pole assignment [5-8], robust partial pole assignment [9], observer design [10], model matching problem [11], regularization of descriptor systems [12, 13], disturbance decoupling problem [14], and noninteracting control [15].

The Relaxed Gradient Based Iterative Algorithm for the Symmetric (Skew Symmetric) Solution of the Sylvester Equation AX + XB = C

M'Sirdi, "Exact linearization and noninteracting control of a 4 rotors helicopter via dynamic feedback," in Proceedings of the 10th IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Communication, pp.

A simple attitude control of quadrotor helicopter based on Ziegler-Nichols rules for tuning PD parameters

It is possible that pilots are more likely to process interacting control movements, as opposed to noninteracting control movements, as a single unit in WM.

Pilot ability to anticipate the consequences of flight actions as a function of expertise