A study of the set member filtering problem considering network attacks

Abstract

In recent years, set member filtering has received extensive research interest due to its engineering significance of estimating sets that contain the true state of the system rather than individual vectors. More importantly, communication protocols are widely used in control systems for their ability to prevent data conflicts and reduce network burden. This paper provides an overview of how to model and how to deal with the situation of being under cyber-attack in a networked control system (NCS).