论文信息 - A biologically-motivated dynamic nonlinear scheduling algorithm for control

A biologically-motivated dynamic nonlinear scheduling algorithm for control

An approach to dynamic scheduling is presented which draws inspiration from a biological control mechanism (the baroreceptor reflex). A simplified model of the reflex is proposed which validates known experimental results, and the nonlinear "scheduling" mechanism is analyzed for applications in automatic control.

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