Distributed Tracking Control is a decentralized control strategy in which multiple interconnected agents collectively synchronize their outputs to follow a common reference trajectory by exchanging local information with neighboring agents, distinguished from other distributed control methods by its focus on cooperative tracking of a dynamic leader or exogenous signal across a networked system.
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