Economic data-enabled predictive control using machine learning

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Hauptverfasser: Yan, Mingxue, Zhang, Xuewen, Zhang, Kaixiang, Li, Zhaojian, Yin, Xunyuan
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author Yan, Mingxue
Zhang, Xuewen
Zhang, Kaixiang
Li, Zhaojian
Yin, Xunyuan
author_facet Yan, Mingxue
Zhang, Xuewen
Zhang, Kaixiang
Li, Zhaojian
Yin, Xunyuan
contents In this paper, we propose a convex data-based economic predictive control method within the framework of data-enabled predictive control (DeePC). Specifically, we use a neural network to transform the system output into a new state space, where the nonlinear economic cost function of the underlying nonlinear system is approximated using a quadratic function expressed by the transformed output in the new state space. Both the neural network parameters and the coefficients of the quadratic function are learned from open-loop data of the system. Additionally, we reconstruct constrained output variables from the transformed output through learning an output reconstruction matrix; this way, the proposed economic DeePC can handle output constraints explicitly. The performance of the proposed method is evaluated via a case study in a simulated chemical process.
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spellingShingle Economic data-enabled predictive control using machine learning
Yan, Mingxue
Zhang, Xuewen
Zhang, Kaixiang
Li, Zhaojian
Yin, Xunyuan
Systems and Control
In this paper, we propose a convex data-based economic predictive control method within the framework of data-enabled predictive control (DeePC). Specifically, we use a neural network to transform the system output into a new state space, where the nonlinear economic cost function of the underlying nonlinear system is approximated using a quadratic function expressed by the transformed output in the new state space. Both the neural network parameters and the coefficients of the quadratic function are learned from open-loop data of the system. Additionally, we reconstruct constrained output variables from the transformed output through learning an output reconstruction matrix; this way, the proposed economic DeePC can handle output constraints explicitly. The performance of the proposed method is evaluated via a case study in a simulated chemical process.
title Economic data-enabled predictive control using machine learning
topic Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.07182