Estimation of bulky object motion parameters by means of the least squares method
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.49.11240Keywords:
Adaptive control system, least squares method, operational control, parameters estimation, slipway, ship lifting complex, process of moving the vesselAbstract
The article is dedicated to research of identification procedure efficiency of model parameterand a selection of optimal coefficients values that emerge during the launching and lifting ships. Solvingthe problems of operational control optimization of such shipbuilding equipment as a slipway ispresentedReferences
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