Model-free nonlinear robust control design via online critic learning
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Published on: August 15, 2020
Xiaoyang Wang1, Hao Deng2, Xiufen Ye1
1College of Intelligent Systems Science and Engineering, Harbin Engineering University, 150001 Harbin, China.
Abstract:
Online critic learning or solving robust control problems of complex systems usually requires knowledge about system dynamics. In order to achieve these goals in data-driven method, a new performance index related to the decreasing rate of the conventional cost is designed. The corresponding optimal control policy can be approximated online using a new actor-critic scheme with three neural networks, without depending on initial stable control and knowledge about system dynamics. The learning process and the learned control policy show excellent robustness. Numerical simulations and an inverted pendulum experiment show that compared with benchmark methods, the proposed method relaxes the dependence on initial admissible control and exhibits better disturbance attenuation performance.
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