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Order-Adaptive Distributed Integral Control
We address a structural tradeoff in distributed dynamic coordination: when the target complexity is unknown, a low controller order saves states but may leave a persistent tracking error, whereas a high order improves tracking but may burden every agent with unnecessary dynamics. To remove this choi
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