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The following pages link to A game theoretic approach to multi-channel transmission scheduling for multiple linear systems under DoS attacks (Q2338198):
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- A multi-channel transmission schedule for remote state estimation under DoS attacks (Q518312) (← links)
- Optimal cooperative multiple-attackers scheduling against remote state estimation of cyber-physical systems (Q826753) (← links)
- SINR-based multi-channel power schedule under DoS attacks: a Stackelberg game approach with incomplete information (Q1737646) (← links)
- Optimal jamming attack schedule for remote state estimation with two sensors (Q1796699) (← links)
- Resilient strategy design for cyber-physical system under active eavesdropping attack (Q2041382) (← links)
- Neural network-based control for RRP-based networked systems under DoS attacks with power interval (Q2081834) (← links)
- Nash equilibrium seeking for individual linear dynamics subject to limited communication resources (Q2124489) (← links)
- Optimal DoS attack schedules on remote state estimation under multi-sensor round-robin protocol (Q2664251) (← links)
- Interference game for intelligent sensors in cyber-physical systems (Q2665160) (← links)
- Self-triggered model predictive control for nonlinear continuous-time networked system via ensured performance control samples selection (Q5043539) (← links)
- Optimal power control for sensors and DoS attackers over a fading channel network (Q6053826) (← links)
- Nonfragile security control for time‐varying cyber‐physical systems operating over multipath networks (Q6117745) (← links)
- Leader-following event-triggered consensus control of MASs under false data injection attacks (Q6137811) (← links)
- Resilient quantized control for asynchronous sampled-data networked control systems under DoS attacks (Q6137821) (← links)
- Game learning-based system identification with binary-valued observations under DoS attacks (Q6558261) (← links)
- Robust event-triggered distributed min-max model predictive control of continuous-time non-linear systems (Q6611573) (← links)
