Spatio-Temporal Feedback Diffusion Control Model
This work aims to develop a spatio-temporal feedback diffusion control model designed to capture complex system dynamics and adapt in real-time through continuous feedback integration. The model addresses four primary objectives: (i) accurately representing spatial and temporal patterns in dynamic environments, (ii) continuously adjusting control actions based on real-time feedback, (iii) efficiently handling large-scale, high-resolution data, and (iv) enhancing adaptive control in applications such as process automation. By incorporating diffusion mechanisms into the feedback control loop, the model adapts to evolving spatial distributions and temporal changes, enabling precise control even under fluctuating conditions.
To achieve high efficiency with large datasets, the framework leverages advanced computational techniques and data handling strategies that support scalable processing without compromising response time. This approach ensures the model's applicability across diverse scenarios, including high-speed automation systems, where quick adjustments are essential. The model’s continuous feedback loop facilitates rapid adaptation, allowing for real-time control modifications that improve system resilience and performance. Initial simulations show promise for this method in maintaining stability and optimizing control actions in complex, dynamic environments. This research contributes to the field of adaptive control by providing a robust, data-driven solution for managing systems with intricate spatio-temporal behaviors, offering significant potential for applications in automated process control and beyond.
Author(s):
Zihan Zhang | Georgia Tech
Lingchao Mao | Georgia Tech
Jianjun Shi | Georgia Tech
Kamran Paynabar | Georgia Tech
Spatio-Temporal Feedback Diffusion Control Model
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Primary Track: Quality Control & Reliability EngineeringSecondary Track: Data Analytics and Information Systems
Primary Audience: Academician