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Infinite-Horizon Differentiable Model Predictive Control

ICLR 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Constrained neural network optimization · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
increase the prediction horizon (ablation)Infinite-Horizon Differentiable MPC · Mass-spring-damper imitation learningconvergence speed: converge faster as the prediction horizon is increasedHelped
increase the prediction horizon (ablation)Infinite-Horizon Differentiable MPC · Mass-spring-damper imitation learningmodel correctness: N=2Mixed
increase the prediction horizon to N=6 (ablation)Infinite-Horizon Differentiable MPC · Mass-spring-damper closed-loop trajectoriestrajectory agreement: N = 6Helped
increase the prediction horizon to at least N=4 (ablation)Infinite-Horizon Differentiable MPC · Mass-spring-damper closed-loop trajectoriesstate constraint satisfaction: N ≥ 4Helped
increase the prediction horizon to N=15 or N=20 (ablation)Infinite-Horizon Differentiable MPC · Vehicle platooning imitation learningimitation loss: N ∈ {15,20}Helped
use prediction horizon N=20 (ablation)Infinite-Horizon Differentiable MPC · Vehicle platooning closed-loop simulationprediction accuracy: N=20Helped

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