Efficient evaluation of mp-MIQP solutions using lifting
Alexander Fuchs, Daniel Axehill, Manfred Morari

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel lifted parameter space for mp-MIQP solutions, transforming piecewise quadratic functions into piecewise affine ones, enabling faster online evaluation through a single binary search tree, demonstrated by power electronics experiments.
Contribution
The paper proposes a lifted parameter space that simplifies mp-MIQP solution evaluation, significantly improving online speed and enabling trade-offs with offline computation.
Findings
Online evaluation speedup up to ten times
Single binary search tree for piecewise affine functions
Trade-off between online speed and offline computation
Abstract
This paper presents an efficient approach for the evaluation of multi-parametric mixed integer quadratic programming (mp-MIQP) solutions, occurring for instance in control problems involving discrete time hybrid systems with quadratic cost. Traditionally, the online evaluation requires a sequential comparison of piecewise quadratic value functions. As the main contribution, we introduce a lifted parameter space in which the piecewise quadratic value functions become piecewise affine and can be merged to a single value function defined over a single polyhedral partition without any overlaps. This enables efficient point location approaches using a single binary search tree. Numerical experiments include a power electronics application and demonstrate an online speedup up to an order of magnitude. We also show how the achievable online evaluation time can be traded off against the offline…
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TopicsAdvanced Control Systems Optimization · Fault Detection and Control Systems · Advanced Optimization Algorithms Research
