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hi,

i'm a new member and unfortunately my english is not very good.
i am a computer engineering student. i have some questions about MPC.
i think that i can implement my project with this kind of controller but i not familiar with this.:-(

i want to implement task migration in multicore processors that cores connect with each other with network on chip, for thermal balancing.i have a temperature set-point . if temperature of one core exceed the threshold ,task that is on it must be migrate to another core that it's temperature is less than threshold.so i think process output is coordination of destination core.i assume that some sensors are on the chip for obtaining the cores temperature.

now,i have some questions about it.
1.can i implement this problem with this kind of controller?
2.is it necessary to be my problem constraints linear?or convex?
3.do cost function must be in quadratic form? my project have a communication cost that isn't linear or in this form?
4.how do we determine prediction horizon ?
4.and my main question is that in general,how we can implement a problem with this controller?
-definition of manipulated variables and controlled variables
-determining relation between this 2 type variables
-define constraints
-and ....??

i will be really thankful if help me.
 
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