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An Introduction to Intelligent and Autonomous Control

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An Introduction to Intelligent and Autonomous Control
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Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers
ISBN/ASIN: 079239267
Number of pages: 448

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An introduction to the field of intelligent control with a broad treatment of topics by several authors (including hierarchical / distributed intelligent control, fuzzy control, expert control, neural networks, planning systems, and applications). This is an edited monograph with original contributions from each author.

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