Reinforcement Learning Approach to Estimation in Linear Systems
Minyue Fu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a reinforcement learning framework for system identification and state estimation in linear systems, specifically ARMAX models, and applies these methods to model-free LQG control.
Contribution
It presents a new RL-based algorithm for consistent system identification and a novel approach to model-free state estimation in linear systems.
Findings
Proposed RL algorithm guarantees consistency in system identification.
Developed a new method for model-free state estimation.
Applied methods successfully to model-free LQG control problem.
Abstract
This paper addresses two important estimation problems for linear systems, namely system identification and model-free state estimation. Our focus is on ARMAX models with unknown parameters. We first provide a reinforcement learning algorithm for system identification with guaranteed consistency. This algorithm is then used to provide a novel solution to model-free state estimation. These results are then applied to solving the model-free LQG control problem in the reinforcement learning setting.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Control Systems Optimization · Control Systems and Identification · Extremum Seeking Control Systems
