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Adaptive MPC for ground vehicles: review and implementation

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A review of adaptive model predictive control (AMPC) methods for autonomous vehicles is provided. Strategies that dynamically adapt the model, cost function, constraints, or prediction horizon based on real-time data are considered. It is shown that AMPC overcomes the limitations of traditional MPC in dynamic environments.

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The review systematizes approaches to adaptive control, which is useful for developing robust control systems under uncertainty.

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Adaptive Model Predictive Control for Ground Vehicles: Review and Demonstrative Implementation
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