Partial, noisy and qualitative models for adaptive critic based neurocontrol
Thaddeus T. Shannon · 2003
The roles of plant models in adaptive critic methods for approximate dynamic programming are considered, with primary focus given to the dynamic heuristic programming (DHP) methodology. For complete system identification, partial, approximate, and qualitative models of plant dynamics are considered. Such models are found to be sufficient for successful controller design. As classification is in general easier than regression, the results for qualitative models suggest an avenue for simplifying ongoing system identification in adaptive control applications.