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    Las redes ópticas difractivas (DON) ahora ofrecen control no lineal continuo y estable para sistemas complejos. Este avance de la IA permite un control seguro en tiempo real en robótica y vehículos autónomos.

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    • Ingeniería de Sistemas de Control

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    • Las redes ópticas difractivas (DON) se destacan en tareas de IA como el reconocimiento de objetos.
    • Su potencial para el control no lineal continuo y estable está en gran medida sin explorar.
    • Las estrategias de control convencionales luchan con sistemas dinámicos no lineales complejos.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Introducir un marco novedoso para el control de estabilidad de sistemas dinámicos no lineales continuos utilizando DON.
    • Integrar el aprendizaje por refuerzo con las condiciones de Lyapunov para garantizar la estabilidad en bucle cerrado.
    • Abordar las limitaciones de los métodos existentes, como la deriva acumulativa de la clonación de comportamiento.

    Principales métodos:

    • Se desarrolló un marco de red óptica difractiva de aprendizaje por refuerzo con restricciones de Lyapunov (LC-RLDON).
    • Se integró el aprendizaje por refuerzo con condiciones de Lyapunov diferenciables para la optimización de políticas.
    • Se utilizó una DON pasiva y una capa lineal electrónica ligera para la inferencia de actores ópticos en tiempo real.

    Principales resultados:

    • LC-RLDON demostró un rendimiento superior en el control de péndulos invertidos rotatorios subactuados.
    • Se logró un equilibrio estable en 2,8 segundos y la recuperación de perturbaciones en 2,1 segundos.
    • Superó a la clonación de comportamiento, que falló consistentemente en lograr un control estable.

    Conclusiones:

    • Las DON pueden ofrecer control formalmente seguro en tiempo real para sistemas no lineales continuos.
    • El marco LC-RLDON supera las limitaciones de los controladores anteriores basados en DON.
    • Allana el camino para la implementación práctica en sistemas inteligentes de bajo consumo y alto rendimiento para robótica y vehículos autónomos.