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If a linear time-invariant system is uncontrollable,then the state space can be decomposed as a direct sum of a controllable subspace and an uncontrollable subspace.In this paper,for a class of discrete-time bilinear systems which are uncontrollable but can be nearly controllable,by studying the nearly-controllable subspaces and defining the near-controllability index,the controllability properties of the systems are fully characterized.Examples are provided to illustrate the conceptions and results of the paper.
If a linear time-invariant system is uncontrollable, then the state space can be decomposed as a direct sum of a controllable subspace and an uncontrollable subspace. This paper, for a class of discrete-time bilinear systems which are uncontrollable but can be nearly controllable, by studying the nearly-controllable subspaces and defining the near-controllability index, the controllability properties of the systems are fully characterized. Examples are provided to illustrate the conceptions and results of the paper.