Model Predictive Control 8 - Prediction with Carima models continued

[@francois-xaviermorgat2867]

Really Thanks for the clarity of your contend.

[@Nithu_1619]

Greetings Professor, can you share the code for Caha function. Thank you

[@ziqiangzhao5947]

Hi Dr. Rossiter, could you please explain real quick that at 6:23 why 1/a is such a form like the power series? How do we obtain it?

[@UseLogicPlease123]

Can these equations be re-aranged to solve for the inputs using least squares such that a target output achieved?

[@johnrossiter2323]

In essence a typical finite horizon algorithm could be considered as equivalent to a least squares problem.Anthony

[@-mustang-9383]

is this transfer function of Z, based on laplace transfer table?

[@骆红]

Now I am doing a project about liquid level control, how can I use the MPC on this project,can you give me some advice? Thank you.

[@tompel22]

Hi Mr. Rossiter, On your video of Model Predictive Control 8 in MIMO Matlab simulation, you use A and B matrices. Unfortunately they cannot be seen clearly due to the frame is minimized. Could you give me the values, so that I can compare the result with my simulation that I have developed? Thank you

[@johnrossiter2323]

tompel22 The powerpoint source is on the googlesites so hopefully you can find the answer there.

[@tompel22]

Thank you very much

[@mohemahmoude3356]

why delta =1-z(inverse), what does it mean

[@johnrossiter2323]

Difference between values at subsequent samples.Anthony

[@saumyatrivedi14]

Can you share the script for caha function?

[@johnrossiter2323]

Al files are on this linksites.google.com/a/sheffield.ac.uk/video-lectures-on-modelling-analysis-and-control/power-point-files-used-in-videos

[@saumyatrivedi14]

Thank you Professor!

[@xingyuli1684]

Thank you Prof. Rossiter, your lecture is really clear and helpful.

[@parmanandmaurya9568]

​@@johnrossiter2323 the url is expired....can you please provide another link or sourse...

[@yuuta6118]

Q is different (Q=-Ca^-1Ha) if we use the exercise of video 2.4