Max-algebraic hybrid automata: Modelling and equivalences
@article{Gupta2021MaxalgebraicHA, title={Max-algebraic hybrid automata: Modelling and equivalences}, author={A. Gupta and Bart De Schutter and Jacob van der Woude and Ton J. J. van den Boom}, journal={ArXiv}, year={2021}, volume={abs/2111.10318} }
This article introduces the novel framework of max-algebraic hybrid automata as a hybrid modelling language in the max-plus algebra. We show that the modelling framework unifies and extends the switching max-plus linear systems framework and is analogous to the discrete hybrid automata framework in conventional algebra. In addition, we show that the framework serves as a bridge between automata-theoretic models in max-plus algebra and switching max-plus linear systems. In doing so, we formalise…
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