- author = "Jean-Francois Dupuis",
- title = "Automated Design of Hybrid Systems Using Evolutionary Computation",
- school = "Department of Management Engineering, Engineering Design and Product Development (K\&P), Technical University of Denmark",
- year = "2011",
- address = "Lyngby, Denmark",
- month = apr,
- keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, bond graphs",
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URL = "
http://www.jfdupuis.info/files/Dupuis2011ab.pdf",
- size = "172 pages",
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abstract = "The study of hybrid systems is becoming increasingly
popular. They have enjoyed a particular growth in
interest since the 1990s. Most of the focus on the
subject has been oriented toward the design of
controllers and on the development of a complete
control theory. However, this work looks at hybrid
systems from a synthesis point of view. More precisely,
it aims at developing an automated design synthesis
method to the design of hybrid mechatronic systems. In
order to achieve that, hybrid bond graphs are used to
model the physical systems, and evolutionary
computation is used to explore the search space.
The study of hybrid systems is becoming increasingly popular. They have enjoyed a particular growth in interest since the 1990s. Most of the focus on the subject has been oriented toward the design of controllers and on the development of a complete control theory. However, this work looks at hybrid systems from a synthesis point of view. More precisely, it aims at developing an automated design synthesis method to the design of hybrid mechatronic systems. In order to achieve that, hybrid bond graphs are used to model the physical systems, and evolutionary computation is used to explore the search space.",
- notes = "Three-tank system, DC-DC converter",
