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    • Ingeniería de Sistemas de Control
    • Seguridad de Redes
    • Robótica y Automatización

    Sus antecedentes:

    • Los sistemas multiagente (MAS) enfrentan desafíos para lograr el consenso debido a perturbaciones externas.
    • Los ataques de denegación de servicio (DoS) pueden comprometer los canales de comunicación, lo que lleva a un comportamiento impredecible del sistema.
    • Las variaciones estocásticas en la topología de la red requieren técnicas de modelado avanzadas como los modelos de salto de Markov.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Desarrollar una estrategia robusta de control por modo deslizante (SMC) para el consenso en tiempo finito en MAS bajo ataques estocásticos de DoS.
    • Transformar el problema de consenso en un problema de acotación estocástica en tiempo finito (SFTB) para la dinámica del error de desacuerdo.
    • Garantizar la estabilidad y convergencia del sistema en un tiempo finito, incluso con comunicación intermitente.

    Principales métodos:

    • Se introduce un vector de desacuerdo para reformular el problema de consenso.
    • Un modelo de salto de Markov captura la conmutación estocástica de la topología causada por ataques DoS.
    • Se diseña una ley de control por modo deslizante (SMC) para lograr la convergencia en tiempo finito.
    • Una política de partición garantiza la estabilidad durante las fases de alcance y deslizamiento.
    • Un enfoque de orden reducido aborda la posible incontrolabilidad del sistema.

    Principales resultados:

    • Se establecen condiciones suficientes para la acotación estocástica en tiempo finito (SFTB) del sistema dinámico de error de desacuerdo.
    • La estrategia SMC propuesta lleva eficazmente el sistema hacia el consenso en tiempo finito.
    • La política de partición garantiza la estabilidad del sistema durante todo el proceso de control.
    • Una simulación de sistema multiaircraft valida la efectividad del método de control propuesto.

    Conclusiones:

    • La estrategia SMC desarrollada proporciona una solución robusta para el consenso en tiempo finito en MAS bajo ataques DoS.
    • La metodología maneja eficazmente las perturbaciones estocásticas de la comunicación y las variaciones de la topología.
    • El enfoque demuestra aplicabilidad práctica, como se muestra en el ejemplo del sistema multiaircraft.