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An Intelligent Control Laboratory Course

Abstract This paper describes a unique control laboratory course at The Ohio State University which focuses on implementation of intelligent control algorithms for a variety of processes. Students execute a series of laboratory exercises implementing fuzzy control, adaptive fuzzy control, and other intelligent control techniques. Fully instrumented, independent tesbeds in the laboratory emphasize several sensing and actuation technologies.

Stephen Yurkovich | Kevin M. Passino

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