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Mixtures of Controllers for Jump Linear and Non-Linear Plants
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We describe an extension to the Mixture of Experts architecture for modelling and controlling dynamical systems which exhibit multiple modes of behavior. This extension is based on a Markov process model, and suggests a recurrent network for gating a set of linear or non-linear controllers. The new architecture is demonstrated to be capable of learning effective control strategies for jump linear and non-linear plants with multiple modes of behavior. 1 Introduction Many stationary dynamic systems exhibit significantly different behaviors under different operating conditions. To control such complex systems it is computationally more efficient to decompose the problem into smaller subtasks, with different control strategies for different operating points. When detailed information about the plant is available, gain scheduling has proven a successful method for designing a global control (Shamma and Athans, 1992). The system is partitioned by choosing several operating points and a line...
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