Motivated by the goal of having a building block in the design of direct data-driven controllers for nonlinear systems, we show how, for an unknown discrete-time bilinear system, the data collected in an offline open-loop experiment enable us to design a feedback controller and provide a guaranteed underapproximation of its basin of attraction. Both can be obtained by solving a linear matrix inequality for a fixed scalar parameter, and possibly iterating on different values of that parameter. The results of this data-based approach are compared with the ideal case when the model is known perfectly.

Data-based stabilization of unknown bilinear systems with guaranteed basin of attraction / Andrea Bisoffi; Claudio De Persis; Pietro Tesi. - In: SYSTEMS & CONTROL LETTERS. - ISSN 0167-6911. - STAMPA. - 145:(2020), pp. 104788-104788. [10.1016/j.sysconle.2020.104788]

Data-based stabilization of unknown bilinear systems with guaranteed basin of attraction

Pietro Tesi
2020

Abstract

Motivated by the goal of having a building block in the design of direct data-driven controllers for nonlinear systems, we show how, for an unknown discrete-time bilinear system, the data collected in an offline open-loop experiment enable us to design a feedback controller and provide a guaranteed underapproximation of its basin of attraction. Both can be obtained by solving a linear matrix inequality for a fixed scalar parameter, and possibly iterating on different values of that parameter. The results of this data-based approach are compared with the ideal case when the model is known perfectly.
2020
145
104788
104788
Andrea Bisoffi; Claudio De Persis; Pietro Tesi
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