Computer-Aided Design of Intelligent Controllers:
Challenge of the Nineties
Abstract
Major developments in Computer-Aided Control System Design (CACSD) software are
briefly reviewed. It is demonstrated that today's CACSD tools are insufficient
for supporting the design of intelligent controllers. Major components of an
intelligent control architecture are presented, and it is outlined how these
relate to CACSD software design issues. It is suggested that the development
of adequate CACSD tools for intelligent controller design represents a true
challenge for the nineties.
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