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The vehicle starting-up is also an important control issue for vehicles with an AMT. The characteristics of the clutch during the start-up process are fast and complex. Moreover, the system characteristics change along with the variation of the driving conditions and long-term aging. While the performance of physical-model-based controllers relies heavily on the explicit process modeling, a data-driven predictive controller is designed in this chapter directly from input–output data and does not require an explicit model of the AMT clutch system. The predictor equation is expressed with incremental inputs and outputs in order to obtain a tracking offset-free control, and hard constraints of the input and output can be considered explicitly in the formulation of the optimization problem.

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Chen, H., Gao, B. (2014). Data-Driven Start-Up Control of AMT Vehicle. In: Nonlinear Estimation and Control of Automotive Drivetrains. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41572-2_8

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