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Optimal control of Hamiltonian systems with input constraints via iterative learning

Kenji Fujimoto, Tetsu HORIUCHI, Toshiharu Sugie

Year
2004
Citations
19

Abstract

This paper is concerned with optimal control of Hamiltonian systems with input constraints via an iterative learning algorithm. The proposed method is based on the symmetric property of the variational systems of Hamiltonian systems. This fact allows one to execute the numerical iterative algorithm to solve optimal control problems without using the precise model of the plant system. A learning framework for an optimal control problem to achieve a prescribed desired terminal state under input saturation is proposed and a concrete learning algorithm for mechanical systems is also derived. Furthermore, numerical simulations of a 2-link robot manipulator demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Keywords

Optimal controlIterative learning controlHamiltonian systemControl theory (sociology)Hamiltonian (control theory)Robot manipulatorComputer scienceRobotMathematical optimizationMechanical system

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