Lyapunov Neural Network with Region of Attraction Search
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| author | Wang, Zili Andersson, Sean B. Tron, Roberto |
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| contents | Deep learning methods have been widely used in robotic applications, making learning-enabled control design for complex nonlinear systems a promising direction. Although deep reinforcement learning methods have demonstrated impressive empirical performance, they lack the stability guarantees that are important in safety-critical situations. One way to provide these guarantees is to learn Lyapunov certificates alongside control policies. There are three related problems: 1) verify that a given Lyapunov function candidate satisfies the conditions for a given controller on a region, 2) find a valid Lyapunov function and controller on a given region, and 3) find a valid Lyapunov function and a controller such that the region of attraction is as large as possible. Previous work has shown that if the dynamics are piecewise linear, it is possible to solve problems 1) and 2) by solving a Mixed-Integer Linear Program (MILP). In this work, we build upon this method by proposing a Lyapunov neural network that considers monotonicity over half spaces in different directions. We 1) propose a specific choice of Lyapunov function architecture that ensures non-negativity and a unique global minimum by construction, and 2) show that this can be leveraged to find the controller and Lyapunov certificates faster and with a larger valid region by maximizing the size of a square inscribed in a given level set. We apply our method to a 2D inverted pendulum, unicycle path following, a 3-D feedback system, and a 4-D cart pole system, and demonstrate it can shorten the training time by half compared to the baseline, as well as find a larger ROA. |
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| spellingShingle | Lyapunov Neural Network with Region of Attraction Search Wang, Zili Andersson, Sean B. Tron, Roberto Systems and Control Deep learning methods have been widely used in robotic applications, making learning-enabled control design for complex nonlinear systems a promising direction. Although deep reinforcement learning methods have demonstrated impressive empirical performance, they lack the stability guarantees that are important in safety-critical situations. One way to provide these guarantees is to learn Lyapunov certificates alongside control policies. There are three related problems: 1) verify that a given Lyapunov function candidate satisfies the conditions for a given controller on a region, 2) find a valid Lyapunov function and controller on a given region, and 3) find a valid Lyapunov function and a controller such that the region of attraction is as large as possible. Previous work has shown that if the dynamics are piecewise linear, it is possible to solve problems 1) and 2) by solving a Mixed-Integer Linear Program (MILP). In this work, we build upon this method by proposing a Lyapunov neural network that considers monotonicity over half spaces in different directions. We 1) propose a specific choice of Lyapunov function architecture that ensures non-negativity and a unique global minimum by construction, and 2) show that this can be leveraged to find the controller and Lyapunov certificates faster and with a larger valid region by maximizing the size of a square inscribed in a given level set. We apply our method to a 2D inverted pendulum, unicycle path following, a 3-D feedback system, and a 4-D cart pole system, and demonstrate it can shorten the training time by half compared to the baseline, as well as find a larger ROA. |
| title | Lyapunov Neural Network with Region of Attraction Search |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.10621 |