Data-Driven Iterative Learning Control for Continuous-Time Systems
Bing Chu, Paolo Rapisarda
Abstract
We develop a data-driven iterative learning control design framework for continuous-time systems that does not require explicit or implicit identification of a system model. Using Chebyshev polynomial orthogonal bases, we show that all system trajectories can be characterised from sufficiently rich input/output data. Using this crucial result we develop a data-driven version of the model-based norm-optimal iterative learning control algorithm, and provide a computationally efficient implementation thereof. We rigorously analyse the convergence properties of the resulting design and also present a numerical example to illustrate its effectiveness.
Topics & Concepts
Iterative learning controlComputer scienceConvergence (economics)Iterative methodChebyshev polynomialsNorm (philosophy)System identificationMathematical optimizationOptimal controlChebyshev filterPolynomialControl (management)Control theory (sociology)AlgorithmData modelingMathematicsArtificial intelligencePolitical scienceComputer visionEconomicsMathematical analysisEconomic growthDatabaseLawIterative Learning Control SystemsAdvanced Control Systems OptimizationAdvanced Measurement and Metrology Techniques