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Abstract 2This paper presents a consensus-based robust cooperative control framework for a wide class of linear time-invariant (LTI) systems, namely Negative-Imaginary (NI) systems. Output feedback, dynamic, Strictly Negative-Imaginary (SNI) controllers are applied in positive feedback to heterogeneous multiinput–multi-output (MIMO) plants through the network topology to achieve robust output feedback consensus. Robustness to external disturbances and model uncertainty is guaranteed via NI system theory. Cooperative tracking control of networked NI systems is presented as a corollary of the derived results by adapting the proposed consensus algorithm. Numerical examples are also given to demonstrate the effectiveness of proposed robust cooperative control framework. (Wang et al. 2015:64)Reference: Jianan Wang, Alexander Lanzon, Ian R. Petersen Robust cooperative control of multiple heterogeneous Negative-Imaginary systems Automatica 61 (2015) 64–72.Analyze the linguistic features of the above abstract, identify the tenses, voices and statement styles and decide which one of the following underlined parts is not correct. The linguistic features of abstract 2 are mainly the present tense, the active voice, and the impersonal style which can be illustrated by “This paper presents…” in sentence 1, “…are applied…” in sentence 2, “…is guaranteed…” in sentence 3, “…is presented…” in sentence 4 and “…are also given…” in sentence 5 aiming mainly to describe the research objectively.
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Abstract 1 Identifying new product opportunities must be a prerequisite for a firm's sustainable growth since it can help create new market segments. In this regard, a number of studies have attempted to suggest systematic methods to discover new technological opportunities. However, from these methods, it is difficult to figure out which products can come into the market as a result of the technological opportunities. Moreover, they have tried to measure generic potential values without considering a specific target firm so it is hard to judge whether the discovered opportunities are technically feasible to the target firm. These problems tend to reduce the practicality of the discovered technological opportunities. Therefore, this paper proposes a systematic approach to identify potential product opportunities by reflecting the target firm's internal capabilities. The capabilities are inherently unobservable so we need to figure out substitutes for the firm's capabilities. The existing products belonging to a firm can be generally a basis for developing new products. The firm is already good at dealing with the existing products so we consider the firm's existing product portfolios its internal capabilities. We first extract product information from patent database using text mining technique, and then generate product connection rules represented as directed pairs of products. Finally, we evaluate potential value of product opportunities taking into account a firm's internal capabilities. An empirical study is conducted to show the applicability of the presented approach using patents granted in the United States Patent and Trademark Office during 2009 and 2013.We expect that our approach can facilitate product-oriented R&D by presenting a front-end model for new product development and deriving feasible product opportunities according to the target firm's internal capabilities. Moreover, the presented systematic approach can be a basis for an R&D planning system that can help R&D planners in performing product-oriented technology planning activities.Reference: Wonchul Seo , Janghyeok Yoon , Hyunseok Park, Byoung-youl Coh , Jae-Min Lee, Oh-Jin Kwond. Product opportunity identification based on internal capabilities using text mining and association rule mining Technological Forecasting & Social Change [J]. 105 (2016) 94–104.Analyze the linguistic features of the above abstract, identify the tenses, voices and statement styles and decide which one of the following underlined parts is not correct. The linguistic features of abstract 1 is mainly the present tense, the active voice, and the impersonal style which can be illustrated by “we need to…” in sentence 7, “we consider…” in sentence 9 and “we first extract…and then generate…” in sentence 10 and “we evaluate…” in sentence 11 and “we expect…” in sentence 13 aiming mainly to highlight the authors’ contribution.
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