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MPC for propofol anesthesia: the noise issue

Pawlowski et al., 2022

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6350195328993834728
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Pawlowski A
Schiavo M
Latronico N
Paltenghi M
Visioli A
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2022 IEEE Conference on Control Technology and Applications (CCTA)

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The design of automatic control systems for general anesthesia is a challenging task due to the severe safety requirements and process constraints. This is even more complex when model-based control techniques are used due to the significant variability of the process …
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