Daniel E. Davison

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1997-2016
Publications (10 Years): 1

Top Topics

Decentralized Control

Parameters Estimation

Inverted Pendulum

Top Venues

IEEE Trans. Autom. Control.

Publications

Xiao Qi Shi, Daniel E. Davison, Raymond H. S. Kwong, Edward J. Davison
Optimized decentralized control of large scale systems. ICCA (2016)
N. Parsotam, Daniel E. Davison
Small data-set EKF-based parameter estimation for a behavior-modification model. CCA (2015)
William S. W. Wang, Daniel E. Davison, Edward J. Davison
Controller Design for Multivariable Linear Time-Invariant Unknown Systems. IEEE Trans. Autom. Control. 58 (9) (2013)
Jie Ni, Dana Kulic, Daniel E. Davison
A model-based feedback-control approach to behavior modification through reward-induced attitude change. ACC (2013)
D. Bickford, Daniel E. Davison
Systematic multi-loop control for autonomous bicycle path following. CCECE (2013)
Daniel E. Davison, Ruth-Anne Vanderwater, Kevin ZhongKai Zhou
A control-theory reward-based approach to behavior modification in the presence of social-norm pressure and conformity pressure. ACC (2012)
Yining Liu, Daniel E. Davison
A targeting approach to disturbance rejection in multi-agent systems. CCECE (2012)
R. Vanderwater, Daniel E. Davison
Using rewards to change a person's behavior: A double-integrator output-feedback dynamic control approach. ACC (2011)
Nasim A. Shams, Daniel E. Davison
A co-operative control approach to the regulation of nonlinear discrete-time structured systems. CCECE (2011)
Nasim A. Shams, Daniel E. Davison
A graph-theoretic condition necessary for the stabilization of crowds using cooperating control agents. CCECE (2010)
Kevin Spieser, Daniel E. Davison
A cooperative multi-agent approach for stabilizing the psychological dynamics of a two-dimensional crowd. ACC (2009)
Kevin Spieser, Daniel E. Davison
Multi-agent stabilisation of the psychological dynamics of one-dimensional crowds. Autom. 45 (3) (2009)
Edward J. Davison, Daniel E. Davison, Simon Lam
Multivariable three-term optimal controller design for large-scale systems. CDC (2009)
Wilfred W. Kwok, Darrell Gaudette, Daniel E. Davison
Multivariable controller design in the face of sensor delays: A separation principle approach. CCECE (2009)
Kevin Spieser, Daniel E. Davison
Stabilizing the psychological dynamics of people in a queue. ACC (2008)
Kristjan Bergey, Kevin Spieser, Daniel E. Davison
The Psychological Dynamics of Students in a Classroom: Modeling and Control Strategies Based on Suggestibility Theory. CCA (2007)
J. Stewart, Daniel E. Davison
Dose control in radiotherapy cancer treatment: improving dose coverage with estimation and feedback. ACC (2006)
James Stewart, Daniel E. Davison
On overshoot and nonminimum phase zeros. IEEE Trans. Autom. Control. 51 (8) (2006)
Darrell Gaudette, Daniel E. Davison
Performance limitations imposed by sensor time delays in a general 2-DOF control scheme. ACC (2006)
Daniel E. Miller, Daniel E. Davison
Stabilization in the Presence of an Uncertain Arbitrarily Large Delay. IEEE Trans. Autom. Control. 50 (8) (2005)
Edward J. Davison, Daniel E. Davison, Ruth Milman
Transient Response Shaping, Model Based Cheap Control, Saturation Indices and MPC. Eur. J. Control 11 (4-5) (2005)
Daniel E. Davison, Eui Seong Hwang, Xiaomei Li
Generalization of the separation principle beyond constant-gain state-feedback control. ACC (2003)
Daniel E. Davison, Eui Seong Hwang
Automating radiotherapy cancer treatment: use of multirate observer-based control. ACC (2003)
Daniel E. Miller, Daniel E. Davison
Use of time-varying control to achieve an arbitrarily large delay margin. CDC (2002)
Daniel E. Davison
performance under hard constraints. IEEE Trans. Autom. Control. 47 (7) (2002)
Daniel E. Davison, Pierre T. Kabamba, Semyon M. Meerkov
Limitations of disturbance rejection in feedback systems with finite bandwidth. IEEE Trans. Autom. Control. 44 (6) (1999)
Daniel E. Davison, Pierre T. Kabamba, Semyon M. Meerkov
Robustness with respect to disturbance model uncertainty-analysis and design. IEEE Trans. Autom. Control. 44 (8) (1999)
Daniel E. Davison, Scott A. Bortoff
Stabilization using pseudolinearization and high-gain feedback. Autom. 33 (2) (1997)