This paper considers the Bayesian and expected Bayesian(E-Bayesian) estimations of the parameter and reliability function for competing risk model from Gompertz distribution under Type-I progressively hybrid censori...This paper considers the Bayesian and expected Bayesian(E-Bayesian) estimations of the parameter and reliability function for competing risk model from Gompertz distribution under Type-I progressively hybrid censoring scheme(PHCS). The estimations are obtained based on Gamma conjugate prior for the parameter under squared error(SE) and Linex loss functions. The simulation results are provided for the comparison purpose and one data set is analyzed.展开更多
Address the design of state feedback H ∞ suboptimal controllers. Through parameterization of decentralized controllers, the design condition for the feedback gain is given in the form of a biaffine matrix inequali...Address the design of state feedback H ∞ suboptimal controllers. Through parameterization of decentralized controllers, the design condition for the feedback gain is given in the form of a biaffine matrix inequality. An iterative algorithm based on linear matrix inequality(LMI) is proposed to obtain the decentralized controller which ensures the closed loop system asymptotically stable and the H ∞ norm less than constant number 1.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(7117116471401134+1 种基金71571144)the Natural Science Basic Research Program of Shaanxi Province(2015JM1003)
文摘This paper considers the Bayesian and expected Bayesian(E-Bayesian) estimations of the parameter and reliability function for competing risk model from Gompertz distribution under Type-I progressively hybrid censoring scheme(PHCS). The estimations are obtained based on Gamma conjugate prior for the parameter under squared error(SE) and Linex loss functions. The simulation results are provided for the comparison purpose and one data set is analyzed.
文摘Address the design of state feedback H ∞ suboptimal controllers. Through parameterization of decentralized controllers, the design condition for the feedback gain is given in the form of a biaffine matrix inequality. An iterative algorithm based on linear matrix inequality(LMI) is proposed to obtain the decentralized controller which ensures the closed loop system asymptotically stable and the H ∞ norm less than constant number 1.