Abstract:
Unlike conventional approaches where by the program and the controller are chosen separately, the problem of simultaneous choice of the plan, or management program, and the economic mechanism, or controller, is stated. The principle of guaranteed result is employed for maintenance of feasibility conditions in face of disturbances as well as for estimating the control criterion. The problem is formulated as a pair of embedded maxmin problems. Simultaneous choice is shown to improve (in a general case, not to make worse) the control performance and to expand (not reduce) the set of feasible uncertainty. An example of strict improvements and expansion is provided.