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Control Systems Magazine, IEEE

Issue 3 • Date April 1990

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Associative memories via artificial neural networks

Neural networks for self-learning control systems

Modeling chemical process systems via neural computation

Neural networks for system identification

A comparison between CMAC neural network control and two traditional adaptive control systems

Back-propagation neural networks for nonlinear self-tuning adaptive control

Use of neural networks for sensor failure detection in a control system

Learning algorithms for perceptions using back-propagation with selective updates

Neuromorphic pitch attitude regulation of an underwater telerobot

Mobile robot control by a structured hierarchical neural network

Integrating neural networks and knowledge-based systems for intelligent robotic control

Nonlinear algorithms for automotive engine control

Self-tuning optimization of spark ignition automotive engines

Application of H-infinity design to automotive fuel control

Discrete-time controller design for robust vehicle traction

Workstations as environments for the analysis and design of control systems

Design of turning control for a tracked vehicle

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