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Memory-Efficient Learning of Stable Linear Dynamical Systems for Prediction and Control

NeurIPS 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Determinantal point process inference · 10 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
learn stable LDS with SOC instead of constraint generationCG · steam sequence r=40reconstruction error e(A) (%): 24.90 -> 5.59Helped
learn stable LDS with SOC instead of WLSWLS · coffee cup r=40reconstruction error e(A) (%): 562.17 -> 3.30Helped
learn stable LDS with SOC instead of CG/WLSCG, WLS · UCLA, UCSD, DynTexbest error frequency / avg errorHelped
use SOC gradient descent instead of quadratic programsCG, WLS · coffee cup, r=150memory: 3.78 GB -> 5.04 MBHelped
use SOC instead of CG/WLSCG, WLS · low subspace dimension r<20execution timeHurt
use SOC instead of CGCG · high dimension r>20execution timeHelped
use SOC instead of CGCG · Franka Panda, 100 measurementserror increase vs LS (%): 11.66 -> 0.0001Helped
also update control matrix B (SOC) rather than keep B=B_ls (ablation)CG/WLS · Franka Panda stable LDSerror increase vs LS (%): 50.14 -> 0.01 (50 measurements)Helped
use SOC stable model for LQR instead of WLSWLS · Franka Panda figure-8 trackingaverage tracking error: 38.73 -> 0.0799Helped
use SOC stable model instead of CG for LQRCG · Franka Panda figure-8 trackingaverage tracking error: 0.0810 -> 0.0799No clear effect
use stable model instead of unconstrained LSLS · Franka Panda figure-8 trackingaverage tracking error: 7556 -> 0.0799Helped
use SOC instead of WLS on discontiguous measurementsWLS · Franka Pandareconstruction errorHelped

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