Development of a Deep Recurrent Neural Network Controller for Flight Applications
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1 Development of a Deep Recurrent Neural Network Controller for Flight Applications American Control Conference (ACC) May 26, 2017 Scott A. Nivison Pramod P. Khargonekar Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Florida
2 Outline Inspiration DLC Limitations and Research Goals Background Direct Policy Search Flight Vehicle (Plant) Model Architecture - Deep Learning Flight Control Optimization - Deep Learning Controller Simulation Results Conclusions Future Work Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited
3 Inspiration Deep Learning (DL): Dominant performance in multiple machine learning areas: Speech, language, vision, face recognition, etc. Replaces time consuming typical hand-tuned machine learning methods Key Breakthroughs in establishing Deep Learning: Optimization methods: Stochastic Gradient Descent, Hessian-free, Nestorov s momentum, etc. Deep recurrent neural network (RNN) architectures: deep stacked RNN, deep bidirectional RNN, etc. RNN Modules: Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU) and Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) Automatic gradient computation Parallel computing Connecting Deep Learning to Control: Guided Policy Search uses trajectory optimization to assist policy learning (S. Levine and V. Koltun, 2013) Hessian-free Optimization deep RNN learning control with uncertainties (I. Sutskever, 2013)
4 DLC Limitations and Research Goals Policy Search/Deep Learning (DL) Control Limitations: Large number of computations at each time step No standard training procedures for control tasks Few analysis tools for deep neural network architectures Non-convex form of optimization provides few guarantees Lack of research in optimization with regards to robustness Most RL approaches use the combination of modeled dynamics and real-life trial to tune policy (not useful for flight control) Research Goals Develop a robust deep recurrent neural network (RNN) controller with gated recurrent unit (GRU) modules for a highly agile high-speed flight vehicle that is trained using a set of sample trajectories that contain disturbances, aerodynamic uncertainties, and significant control attenuation/amplification in the plant dynamics during optimization.
5 Direct Policy Search Background Reinforcement Learning (RL): Develop methods to sufficiently train an agent by maximizing a cost Adaptive function through Controller: repeated interactions with its environment. Markovian Dynamics Adaptive Longitudinal Controller: Short-Period Dynamics for High-Speed Flight Vehicle: x t+1 = f x t, u t + w, x 0 ~p(x 0 ) Find Parametrized Policy (π Θ ) for the finite horizon problem: π t Θ = aaaaax πθ J Θ = aaaaax π Σ f t=1 γ t E r x t, u t π Θ, γ [0,1] Certainty-Equivalence (CE) Assumption: The optimal policy for the learned model corresponds to the optimal policy for the true dynamics Adaptive Controller: How to use models for long-term predictions: 1. Stochastic inference (i.e. trajectory sampling) 2. Deterministic approximate inference *M. P. Deisenroth, et al., A survey on policy search for robotics, Foundations and Trends in Robotics, vol. 2, 2013.
6 Direct Policy Search Background Stochastic Sampling: Expected long-term reward: Adaptive Controller: t J Θ = aaaaax π Σ f t=1 γ t Ε[r(x t, u t ) π Θ ] Approximation of J Θ : Adaptive Controller: N J Θ = 1 N Σ i=1 t f γ t r(x i t ) lim J Θ = J Θ N Σ t=1 Deterministic Approximations: Approximation of p x t : (e. g. Unscented Transformation or Moment Matching) Adaptive Controller: E r x t, u t π Θ = r x t p x t dx t p x t Ɲ x t μ x x t, Σ t *M. P. Deisenroth, et al., A survey on policy search for robotics, Foundations and Trends in Robotics, vol. 2, 2013.
7 Deep Learning based Flight Control Deep Learning Training Architecture Generalized Form of the Discrete Plant Dynamics x t are the states of the plant u t aaa is the actuator output y t is the output vector ζ p is the plant noise λ u is the control effectiveness d u is an input disturbance ρ u, ρ α, ρ q are uncertainty parameters
8 Flight Vehicle Model Longitudinal Rigid Body Dynamics: Force and Moment Equations: Aerodynamic Coefficients (Longitudinal):
9 Deep Learning Controller - Architecture Stacked Recurrent Neural Network (S-RNN) Controller Input Vector: c t = [e i, α, q, q ] e = y sss y ccc t f e i = e dd 0 Θ i matrix of parameters for each GRU module Θ i = U u, W u, U r, W r, U h, W h, b 1, b 2, b 3 Θ total parameters of the controller Θ = [Θ 1, Θ 2,, Θ L, V, c] L total layers of GRU modules
10 Deep Learning Controller - Optimization Estimated Expected Long-Term Reward: J (Θ) = 1 N Σ i=1 N J i (Θ) Cost function for each trajectory, i: t J i (Θ) = Σ f t=0 γ t χ x t, u t lllll = P: only uncertainties lllll = R: uncertainties, noise, and disturbances Instantaneous Measurement: χ x t, u t = k 1e 2 t + k 2 f u 2 k 3 f 2 e + k 4 f u 2 f e = max e t b e, 0 f u = max ( u t b u, 0) ii lllll = P ii lllll = R R α, R q, R u, Λ u ~UUUUUUU mmm, mmm [ρ i α, ρ i q, ρ i u, λ i u ] are uncertainties (ith trajectory) N is the number of sampled trajectories t f is the duration of each sampled trajectory k 1, k 2, k 3, k 4 are positive constant gains b e, b u are static constant bounds of the funnel e t = y sss y rrr Time-varying funnel: β u t = x R n U x, t b u t β e t = x R n E x, t b e t
11 DLC Incremental Training Optimization Specifications: RNN/GRU, RNN, TD-FNN L-BFGS (Quasi-Newton) Optimization N = 2,970 Sample Trajectories 540 Performance Trajectories 2,430 Robust Trajectories 3.1 GHz PC with 256 GB RAM and 10 cores Parallel Processing ~40 hours for 1,000 sample trajectories for optimization
12 DLC - Results Flight Condition: Initial Conditions: Augmented polynomial short period model:
13 DLC - Results Flight Condition: Initial Conditions: Augmented polynomial short period model: Performance Metrics: AAA = 1 Σ N i=1 N t Σ f t=1 e t AAA = 1 N Σ i=1 N CCC = Σ M j=1 CCC = Σ M j=1 t Σ f t=1 AAA AAA u t DLC Performance: 66% reduction in CTE, 91.5% reduction in CCR N number of trajectories for each analysis model t f is the duration of each sampled trajectory CTE is the cumulative tracking error CCR is the cumulative control rate
14 DLC - Results Flight Condition: Initial Conditions: Augmented polynomial short period model: Gain Scheduled Controller Deep Learning Controller
15 DLC - Results Gain Scheduled Controller Gain Scheduled Controller Deep Learning Controller No uncertainty or disturbances
16 Contribution and Conclusion Created a novel training procedure focused on bringing deep learning benefits to flight control. Trained controller using a set of sample trajectories that contain disturbances, aerodynamic uncertainties, and significant control attenuation/amplification in the plant dynamics during optimization. We found benefits of using a piecewise cost function that allows the designer to solve both robustness and performance criteria simultaneously. We utilized an incremental initialization training procedure for deep recurrent neural networks.
17 Future Work Pursue a vehicle model with flexible body effects, time delays, controller effectiveness, center of gravity changes, and aerodynamic parameter variations. Explore improving parameter convergence and analytic guarantees: Kullback-Leibler (KL) divergence, importance sampling, etc. Pursue development/use of robustness analysis tools for deep learning controllers to provide region of attraction estimates and time delay margins: sum-of-squares programming etc.
18 Questions?
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