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| author | Zhang, Kai Zuliani, Riccardo Balta, Efe C. Lygeros, John |
| author_facet | Zhang, Kai Zuliani, Riccardo Balta, Efe C. Lygeros, John |
| contents | This work introduces the Data-Enabled Predictive iteRative Control (DeePRC) algorithm, a direct data-driven approach for iterative LTI systems. The DeePRC learns from previous iterations to improve its performance and achieves the optimal cost. By utilizing a tube-based variation of the DeePRC scheme, we propose a two-stage approach that enables safe active exploration using a left-kernel-based input disturbance design. This method generates informative trajectories to enrich the historical data, which extends the maximum achievable prediction horizon and leads to faster iteration convergence. In addition, we present an end-to-end formulation of the two-stage approach, integrating the disturbance design procedure into the planning phase. We showcase the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms on a numerical experiment. |
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| institution | arXiv |
| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Data-Enabled Predictive Iterative Control Zhang, Kai Zuliani, Riccardo Balta, Efe C. Lygeros, John Systems and Control This work introduces the Data-Enabled Predictive iteRative Control (DeePRC) algorithm, a direct data-driven approach for iterative LTI systems. The DeePRC learns from previous iterations to improve its performance and achieves the optimal cost. By utilizing a tube-based variation of the DeePRC scheme, we propose a two-stage approach that enables safe active exploration using a left-kernel-based input disturbance design. This method generates informative trajectories to enrich the historical data, which extends the maximum achievable prediction horizon and leads to faster iteration convergence. In addition, we present an end-to-end formulation of the two-stage approach, integrating the disturbance design procedure into the planning phase. We showcase the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms on a numerical experiment. |
| title | Data-Enabled Predictive Iterative Control |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.11883 |