Title :
A virtual environment for evolutionary autonomous optimization of real time stochastic control design
Author_Institution :
Fraunhofer Inst. for Comput. Graphics, Darmstadt, Germany
Abstract :
The work leads with three dimensional environments for industrial processes visualization and the study of control parameters for the optimisation of real time systems simulation with evolutionary approach. The initial motivation behind the development of adaptive control models was the need to account for uncertainty in the parameters and structure of physical systems. When such a system to be controlled should be simulated by a computer with some stochastic model, then it is suitable to use evolutionary computing to determine automatically the role of each parameter on the system performance, what can lead to an advantage in the optimisation of some proposed automation model under study. Concurrently the use of virtual environments with the visualization of the model´s performance in a three dimensional perspective could open the possibility for the user to taste some kind of immersion as close as possible into the reality of the system in simulation.
Keywords :
adaptive control; computer animation; control system CAD; data visualisation; evolutionary computation; process control; process monitoring; real-time systems; stochastic systems; virtual reality; adaptive control models; animation; control parameters; evolutionary autonomous optimization; evolutionary computing; industrial processes visualization; real time stochastic control design; virtual environment; Adaptive control; Computational modeling; Control design; Design optimization; Electrical equipment industry; Industrial control; Real time systems; Stochastic processes; Virtual environment; Visualization;
Conference_Titel :
Information, Decision and Control, 2002. Final Program and Abstracts
Conference_Location :
Adelaide, SA, Australia
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7270-0
DOI :
10.1109/IDC.2002.995370