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Physics-Informed Optimal Control by Control-Only Supervision with Error Guarantees on Value and Policy
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Proposes a physics-informed neural method for high-dimensional optimal control that trains a value network using only control labels plus an HJB residual, with error guarantees on value and policy.
Problem
Solving high-dimensional optimal control problems via HJB equations typically requires value function labels, which are expensive to obtain; the paper asks whether control-only supervision suffices.
Approach
A neural network parameterizes the value function and the policy is derived from its gradient; training minimizes a weighted sum of the HJB residual and the mismatch between the network's control output and the given control labels, so no value labels are needed.
Experimental setup
Builds on: physics-informed neural networks
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