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| author | Cohen, Max H. Mann, Makai Leahy, Kevin Belta, Calin |
| author_facet | Cohen, Max H. Mann, Makai Leahy, Kevin Belta, Calin |
| contents | In this paper, we present a framework for online parameter estimation and uncertainty quantification in the context of adaptive safety-critical control. The key insight enabling our approach is that the parameter estimate generated by the continuous-time recursive least squares (RLS) algorithm at any point in time is an affine transformation of the initial parameter estimate. This property allows for parameterizing such estimates using objects that are closed under affine transformation, such as zonotopes, and enables the efficient propagation of such set-based estimates as time progresses. We illustrate how such an approach facilitates the synthesis of safety-critical controllers for systems with parametric uncertainty and additive disturbances using control barrier functions, and demonstrate the utility of our approach through illustrative examples. |
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| spellingShingle | Uncertainty Quantification for Recursive Estimation in Adaptive Safety-Critical Control Cohen, Max H. Mann, Makai Leahy, Kevin Belta, Calin Systems and Control In this paper, we present a framework for online parameter estimation and uncertainty quantification in the context of adaptive safety-critical control. The key insight enabling our approach is that the parameter estimate generated by the continuous-time recursive least squares (RLS) algorithm at any point in time is an affine transformation of the initial parameter estimate. This property allows for parameterizing such estimates using objects that are closed under affine transformation, such as zonotopes, and enables the efficient propagation of such set-based estimates as time progresses. We illustrate how such an approach facilitates the synthesis of safety-critical controllers for systems with parametric uncertainty and additive disturbances using control barrier functions, and demonstrate the utility of our approach through illustrative examples. |
| title | Uncertainty Quantification for Recursive Estimation in Adaptive Safety-Critical Control |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.01901 |