Juan J. Gude

Profesor-investigador

Universidad de Deusto

Spain

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Juan J. Gude is a Profesor-investigador at Universidad de Deusto in Spain. His research focuses on fractional-order control systems, system identification, and modeling for chemical processes. Recent articles highlight his work on sliding mode controllers, hybrid PID control frameworks, and analytical techniques for fractional models.

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2023

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Pablo García Bringas

University of Deusto

SPAIN

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Articles (10)

Improving a reaction curve-based analytical identification technique for fractional models

A fractional order PID-based sliding mode controller approach for chemical processes

Fractional‐order hybrid 2‐DOF PID control with a complex basis: A novel framework for MIMO systems

Analytical method for the identification of higher-order fractional systems using fractional dual-pole plus dead-time models

Fractional-Order System Identification: Efficient Reduced-Order Modeling with Particle Swarm Optimization and AI-Based Algorithms for Edge Computing Applications

Sliding mode control design using a generalized reduced-order fractional model for chemical processes

A Hybrid Control Framework for Chemical Processes with Long Time Delay: Theory and Experiments

Editorial: Special issue CISIS 2021

Fractional-order model identification based on the process reaction curve: A unified framework for chemical processes

A new fractional reduced-order model-inspired system identification method for dynamical systems

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Pablo García Bringas

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