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Query: Data-based approximate policy iteration for nonlinear continuous-time
  optimal control design   This paper addresses the model-free nonlinear optimal problem with
generalized cost functional, and a data-based reinforcement learning technique
is developed. It is known that the nonlinear optimal control problem relies on
the solution of the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman (HJB) equation, which is a
nonlinear partial differential equation that is generally impossible to be
solved analytically. Even worse, most of practical systems are too complicated
to establish their accurate mathematical model. To overcome these difficulties,
we propose a data-based approximate policy iteration (API) method by using real
system data rather than system model. Firstly, a model-free policy iteration
algorithm is derived for constrained optimal control problem and its
convergence is proved, which can learn the solution of HJB equation and optimal
control policy without requiring any knowledge of system mathematical model.
The implementation of the algorithm is based on the thought of actor-critic
structure, where actor and critic neural networks (NNs) are employed to
approximate the control policy and cost function, respectively. To update the
weights of actor and critic NNs, a least-square approach is developed based on
the method of weighted residuals. The whole data-based API method includes two
parts, where the first part is implemented online to collect real system
information, and the second part is conducting offline policy iteration to
learn the solution of HJB equation and the control policy. Then, the data-based
API algorithm is simplified for solving unconstrained optimal control problem
of nonlinear and linear systems. Finally, we test the efficiency of the
data-based API control design method on a simple nonlinear system, and further
apply it to a rotational/translational actuator system. The simulation results
demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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The categories of this paper are: hep-ph