This paper deals with the synthesis of greatest linear causal feedback for discrete-event systems whose behavior is described in dioid. Such a feedback delays as far as possible the input of the system while keeping the same transfer relation between the input and the output. When a feedback exists in the system, the authors show how to compute a greater one without decreasing the system's performance.
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Cottenceau et al. (1999) studied this question.
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