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Safe Q-Learning for Data-Driven Nonlinear Optimal Control With Asymmetric State Constraints
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Safe Q-Learning for Data-Driven Nonlinear Optimal Control With Asymmetric State Constraints
This article develops a novel data-driven safe Q-learning method to design the safe optimal controller which can guarantee constrained states of nonlinear systems always stay in the safe region while providing an optimal performance.First,we design an augmented utility function consisting of an adjustable positive definite control obstacle function and a quadratic form of the next state to ensure the safety and optimality.Second,by exploiting a pre-designed admissible policy for initialization,an off-policy stabilizing value iteration Q-learning(SVIQL)algo-rithm is presented to seek the safe optimal policy by using offline data within the safe region rather than the mathematical model.Third,the monotonicity,safety,and optimality of the SVIQL algorithm are theoretically proven.To obtain the initial admissi-ble policy for SVIQL,an offline VIQL algorithm with zero ini-tialization is constructed and a new admissibility criterion is established for immature iterative policies.Moreover,the critic and action networks with precise approximation ability are established to promote the operation of VIQL and SVIQL algo-rithms.Finally,three simulation experiments are conducted to demonstrate the virtue and superiority of the developed safe Q-learning method.
School of Information Science and Technology,the Beijing Key Laboratory of Computational Intelligence and Intelligent System,the Beijing Laboratory of Smart Environmental Protection,and the Beijing Institute of Artificial Intelligence,Beijing University of Technology,Beijing 100124,China
School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering,University of Electronic Science and Technology of China,Chengdu 611731,China
Adaptive critic control adaptive dynamic program-ming(ADP) control barrier functions(CBF) stabilizing value itera-tion Q-learning(SVIQL) state constraints