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A new adaptive LQG control algorithm

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Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1994
Tongue
English
Weight
463 KB
Volume
8
Category
Article
ISSN
0890-6327

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✦ Synopsis


A new control algorithm is developed for the discrete time, finite horizon adaptive LQG problem. In the new algorithm, randomization over linear control functions is performed at future stages to find a deterministic desired control U ( k ) at the current stage. This randomized linear control policy, which is U(k)-dependent and non-linear in measurements, incorporates explicitly the knowledge available about the unknown parameter at future stages in terms of the posterior distribution. At the same time it enables us to obtain a closed form expression of an approximation of the optimal control-cost function. Numerical examples comparing the new solution with the optimal are also provided.

KEY WORDS Adaptive linear quadratic Gaussian control

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Another controller, called the dual controller (see e.g. References 1, 3 and 5 ) , incorporates in its determination of the control at the current stage that future measurements will be available and that control functions of future stages will use knowledge available about the unknown parameter. If the former feature holds true, then we have a closed loop controller. A dual controller fixes a priori a control policy for future stages and then obtains an approximation of the (expected) cost which is minimized to determine the desired control at

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