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most citedUniform Error Bounds for Gaussian Process Regression with Application to Safe Control

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eess.SY2026

Koopman operator theory: fundamentals, control, and applications

Igor Mezić, Jorge Cortés, Karl Worthmann +2

The Koopman operator has gained considerable attention due to its ability to provide a global linear representation of highly complex dynamical systems. The operator describes nonl…

eess.SY2026

On the Existence of Quadratic Control Lyapunov Functions for Koopman-Operator based Bilinear Systems

Sami Leon Noel Aziz Hanna, Nicolas Hoischen, Sandra Hirche +1

Koopman operator-based methods enable data-driven bilinear representations of unknown nonlinear control systems. Accurate representations often demand significantly higher dimensio…

eess.SY2024

Toward Near-Globally Optimal Nonlinear Model Predictive Control via Diffusion Models

Tzu-Yuan Huang, Armin Lederer, Nicolas Hoischen +4

Achieving global optimality in nonlinear model predictive control (NMPC) is challenging due to the non-convex nature of the underlying optimization problem. Since commonly employed…

eess.SY2024

Safe Event-triggered Gaussian Process Learning for Barrier-Constrained Control

Armin Lederer, Azra Begzadić, Sandra Hirche +2

While control barrier functions (CBFs) are employed in addressing safety, control synthesis methods based on them generally rely on accurate system dynamics. This is a critical lim…

eess.SY2024

Stable Inverse Reinforcement Learning: Policies from Control Lyapunov Landscapes

Samuel Tesfazgi, Leonhard Sprandl, Armin Lederer +1

Learning from expert demonstrations to flexibly program an autonomous system with complex behaviors or to predict an agent's behavior is a powerful tool, especially in collaborativ…

eess.SY2023

Risk-Sensitive Inhibitory Control for Safe Reinforcement Learning

Armin Lederer, Erfaun Noorani, John S. Baras +1

Humans have the ability to deviate from their natural behavior when necessary, which is a cognitive process called response inhibition. Similar approaches have independently receiv…