Model predictive control of autonomous underwater vehicles based on the simplified dual neural network
Zheng Yan, Siu Fong Chung, Jun Wang
Abstract
Zheng Yan, Siu Fong Chung, Jun Wang
Abstract
Based on a recurrent neural network, a model predictive control (MPC) method for control of a class of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) is presented. A coupled nonlinear kinematic model with constrains is considered. The model predictive control problem of AUVs is formulated as a time-varying quadratic programming problem, and a one-layer recurrent neural network called the simplified dual network is applied for real-time optimization. It is able to converge to the global optimal solution of the constrained optimization problem. Simulation results are discussed to demonstrate the effectiveness and characteristics of the proposed model predictive control method.
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Based on a recurrent neural network, a model predictive control (MPC) method for control of a class of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) is presented. A coupled nonlinear kinematic model with constrains is considered. The model predictive control problem of AUVs is formulated as a time-varying quadratic programming problem, and a one-layer recurrent neural network called the simplified dual network is applied for real-time optimization. It is able to converge to the global optimal solution of the constrained optimization problem. Simulation results are discussed to demonstrate the effectiveness and characteristics of the proposed model predictive control method.
Key concepts: Model predictive control, Quadratic programming, Artificial neural network, Computer science, Control theory (sociology), Kinematics, Dual (grammatical number), Underwater