Where To Obtain The v0.10.2 User Guide In .pdf File Format #1236
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Hello Community, I am trying to obtain the latest .pdf version of the v.0.10.2 control library tutorial. I have tried these websites to no avail:
I do not see where it states where this tutorial may be found (downloaded from) or published. The tutorial in .pdf format that I have is - from 2019 (attempting to get the latest one, however):
In particular, I am interested in documentation that elaborates on the subject of discrete time systems. On this webpage, only two paragraphs were dedicated to this subject: https://python-control.readthedocs.io/en/0.10.2/linear.html#discrete-time-systems It states the following: A discrete-time system with unspecified sampling time (dt = True) can be combined with a system having a specified sampling time; the result will be a discrete-time system with the sample time of the other system. When I attempt to perform this very action, however, I get an exception: Exception generated when attempting to run the script above: |
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The PDF doesn't appear to exist for any version, not just 0.10.2... Read the Docs' downloads page for this project says "No downloads for this project." The HTML docs currently appear to be the only published form. On the error: |
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The current "tutorial" is Chapter 2 of the User Manual: https://python-control.readthedocs.io/en/0.10.2/examples/python-control_tutorial.html It is fairly minimal, but intended to introduce the basic functions (installation, system creation, time and frequency responses, nonlinear models, etc). |
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The PDF doesn't appear to exist for any version, not just 0.10.2... Read the Docs' downloads page for this project says "No downloads for this project." The HTML docs currently appear to be the only published form.
On the error:
plantis continuous (dt=0) andsys6is discrete (dt=0.1) - multiplying continuous and discrete systems directly isn't allowed, which is why that line fails.Gzisn't actually used in that line, so this example doesn't test thedt=Truebehavior described in the docs. TryGz * sys6instead.