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Economic Model Predictive Control with Policy-Guided Terminal Ingredients
Conventional designs for model predictive control typically rely on terminal costs and constraints derived from a steady state to guarantee closed-loop stability and performance. However, this dependence on a steady-state assumption limits the applicability of this control method to systems in which
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