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Observer-based control for state estimation of uncertain fuzzy neural networks with time-varying del
所属机构名称:江南大学
会议名称:Proceedings of the 33rd Chinese Control Conference, CCC 2014
时间:2014
成果类型:会议
相关项目:基于分布参数系统的移动传感器网络协同控制与应用研究
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