Summary This work addresses the problem of output feedack control of nonlinear uncertain systems via adaptive Lyapunov‐based model predictive control design. To this end, at every control implementation, a moving horizon mechanism is first utilized to generate current estimates of the uncertainty and states. The model with the current estimated uncertainty is then used in a Lyapunov‐based model predictive controller to achieve uncertainty rejection. The key ideas are explained through an illustrative example and the application demonstrated on a networked reactor‐separator process subject to measurement noise and uncertainty.
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