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most citedAutonomous and non-autonomous fixed-time leader-follower consensus for second-order multi-agent systems

23 citations · 23 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

eess.SY2026

Event-triggered parameter estimator for sensor fusion

Ariana Méndez-Castillo, Irene Perez-Salesa, Rodrigo Aldana-López +2

This paper studies event-triggered parameter estimation in sensor fusion systems where sensors transmit measurements to a gradient based estimator. We introduce a regressor-driven…

eess.SY2026

Hierarchical parameter estimation for distributed networked systems: a dynamic consensus approach

Ariana R. Mendez-Castillo, Rodrigo Aldana-Lopez, Antonio Ramirez-Trevino +2

This work introduces a novel two-stage distributed framework to globally estimate constant parameters in a networked system, separating shared information from local estimation. Th…

eess.SY202623 cited

Autonomous and non-autonomous fixed-time leader-follower consensus for second-order multi-agent systems

Miguel A. Trujillo, Rodrigo Aldana-López, David Gomez Gutierrez +3

This paper addresses the problem of consensus tracking with fixed-time convergence, for leader-follower multi-agent systems with double-integrator dynamics, where only a subset of…

math.OC2025

A Note on Optimal Distributed State Estimation for Linear Time-Varying Systems

Irene Perez-Salesa, Rodrigo Aldana-Lopez, Carlos Sagues

In this technical note, we prove that the ODEFTC algorithm constitutes the first optimal distributed state estimator for continuous-time linear time-varying systems subject to stoc…

math.OC2025

Distributed Discrete-time Dynamic Outer Approximation of the Intersection of Ellipsoids

Eduardo Sebastián, Rodrigo Aldana-López, Rosario Aragüés +2

This paper presents the first discrete-time distributed algorithm to track the tightest ellipsoids that outer approximates the global dynamic intersection of ellipsoids. Given an u…

eess.SY2024

NN-ETM: Enabling safe neural network-based event-triggering mechanisms for consensus problems

Irene Perez-Salesa, Rodrigo Aldana-Lopez, Carlos Sagues

Event-triggering mechanisms (ETM) have been developed for consensus problems to reduce communication while ensuring performance guarantees, but their design has grown increasingly…