Predictive Control
Model Predictive Control (MPC) is an advanced control technique that optimizes a system's trajectory over a future time horizon by iteratively solving optimization problems. Current research emphasizes improving MPC's efficiency and robustness, particularly through integrating machine learning methods like reinforcement learning and neural networks (e.g., using transformers for faster computation or neural networks to approximate MPC solutions), and addressing challenges posed by model uncertainties and safety constraints using techniques such as control barrier functions and Bayesian optimization. These advancements are significantly impacting various fields, including robotics, autonomous vehicles, and energy systems, by enabling more efficient, safe, and adaptable control of complex systems.
Papers
Continual Learning and Lifting of Koopman Dynamics for Linear Control of Legged Robots
Feihan Li, Abulikemu Abuduweili, Yifan Sun, Rui Chen, Weiye Zhao, Changliu Liu
Path Tracking Hybrid A* For Autonomous Agricultural Vehicles
Mingke Lu, Han Gao, Haijie Dai, Qianli Lei, Chang Liu
Learning Two-agent Motion Planning Strategies from Generalized Nash Equilibrium for Model Predictive Control
Hansung Kim, Edward L. Zhu, Chang Seok Lim, Francesco Borrelli
Data-Driven Multi-step Nonlinear Model Predictive Control for Industrial Heavy Load Hydraulic Robot
Dexian Ma, Bo Zhou
First, Learn What You Don't Know: Active Information Gathering for Driving at the Limits of Handling
Alexander Davydov, Franck Djeumou, Marcus Greiff, Makoto Suminaka, Michael Thompson, John Subosits, Thomas Lew
Transformer-based Model Predictive Control: Trajectory Optimization via Sequence Modeling
Davide Celestini, Daniele Gammelli, Tommaso Guffanti, Simone D'Amico, Elisa Capello, Marco Pavone