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GMV and restricted-structure GMV controller performance assessment multivariable case

The application of control loop performance assessment and benchmarking techniques to multivariable industrial process control loops is considered. The results for assessing the performance of multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) control loops against the generalized minimum variance (GMV) benchma...

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Main Authors:	Majecki, P., Grimble, M.J.
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