2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2016.10.209
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A Numerical Algorithm for Optimal Control of Systems with Parameter Uncertainty

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“…Formulated during WWII, this tool has only reached computational feasibility for nonlinear dynamics and irregular target spaces in the last few years, thanks to contributions such as [6], [10], [22], [25], and [29]. It now provides a foundation which can be leveraged to provide both guidance and insight.…”
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“…Formulated during WWII, this tool has only reached computational feasibility for nonlinear dynamics and irregular target spaces in the last few years, thanks to contributions such as [6], [10], [22], [25], and [29]. It now provides a foundation which can be leveraged to provide both guidance and insight.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the last few years, distinct progress has been made in numerical algorithms for generating solutions to optimal control problems of this type. Beginning with the work of [6] and [10], and reaching greater generality with [22], [25], and [29], efficient algorithms are now available for use. Informally, the approaches to solving problems of this form have focused on discretization of the parameter space ⌦.…”
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“…Recent developments in numerical methods have made it possible to explicitly incorporate parameter uncertainty into the objective function of an an optimal control problem [1], [2], [3], [4]. Moreover, these generalized optimal control problems can incorporate sensor performance models to produce optimal vehicle trajectories for a given sensor configuration.…”
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“…These parameters are considered to have uncertain values, with a prior probability density function attached to them denoted by φ : Ω → R. Recently, multiple algorithms for obtaining numerical solutions to high-dimensional optimal control problems with parameter uncertainty have been developed. These algorithms address parameter dependent costs (Foraker, 2011;Chung, Polak, Royset, & Sastry, 2011;Phelps, Gong, Royset, Walton, & Kaminer, 2014), parameter dependent dynamics (Ross, Proulx, Karpenko, & Gong, 2015;Walton, Phelps, Gong, & Kaminer, 2016), and a variety of state and control constraints (Walton et al, 2016). These developments enable the consideration of a multitude of new optimal control scenarios incorporating parameter uncertainty.…”
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