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What does “robustness” in control refer to?
What does “robustness” in control refer to?
A. Sensitivity to model errors
B. Insensitivity to disturbances and uncertainties
C. Faster computation
D. More alarms
Explanation:
Robust control handles variability and disturbance.
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