For model-free optimal control design, this paper proposes an approach based on optimizing the reference model that is used in direct data-driven controller synthesis. Optimality is defined with respect to suitable cost functions reflecting desired performance and control objectives. We rely on the well-known Virtual Reference Feedback Tuning technique and on a direct control design approach that ensures stability of the resulting closed-loop system. The proposed design method leads to a non-convex optimization problem with a small number of variables that can be easily solved by a global optimizer, such as by particle swarm optimization. The effectiveness of the proposed solution is illustrated in simulation examples.

Optimal direct data-driven control with stability guarantees

Selvi D.
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2021-01-01

Abstract

For model-free optimal control design, this paper proposes an approach based on optimizing the reference model that is used in direct data-driven controller synthesis. Optimality is defined with respect to suitable cost functions reflecting desired performance and control objectives. We rely on the well-known Virtual Reference Feedback Tuning technique and on a direct control design approach that ensures stability of the resulting closed-loop system. The proposed design method leads to a non-convex optimization problem with a small number of variables that can be easily solved by a global optimizer, such as by particle swarm optimization. The effectiveness of the proposed solution is illustrated in simulation examples.
2021
Selvi, D.; Piga, D.; Battistelli, G.; Bemporad, A.
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