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Efficient Model Predictive Control for Nonlinear Systems via Function Approximation Techniques
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This note deals with the problem of fast implementation of nonlinear model predictive control using approximated control laws. At first, accuracy properties of a generic approximated controller are introduced together with their influence on closed loop stability and performance. Then, exploiting such results, it is shown how Set Membership (SM) function approximation theory can be systematically employed to improve the accuracy performance of. The resulting controller, given by the sum of with a SM approximating function, satisfies the above--mentioned properties even if they are not met by alone. A nonlinear oscillator example shows the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
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Approximate predictive control
constrained control
nonlinear model predictive control (NMPC)
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