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most citedBounding the difference between model predictive control and neural networks

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LipKernel: Lipschitz-Bounded Convolutional Neural Networks via Dissipative Layers

Patricia Pauli, Ruigang Wang, Ian Manchester +1

We propose a novel layer-wise parameterization for convolutional neural networks (CNNs) that includes built-in robustness guarantees by enforcing a prescribed Lipschitz bound. Each…

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Lipschitz constant estimation for general neural network architectures using control tools

Patricia Pauli, Dennis Gramlich, Frank Allgöwer

This paper is devoted to the estimation of the Lipschitz constant of general neural network architectures using semidefinite programming. For this purpose, we interpret neural netw…

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State space representations of the Roesser type for convolutional layers

Patricia Pauli, Dennis Gramlich, Frank Allgöwer

From the perspective of control theory, convolutional layers (of neural networks) are 2-D (or N-D) linear time-invariant dynamical systems. The usual representation of convolutiona…

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Novel Quadratic Constraints for Extending LipSDP beyond Slope-Restricted Activations

Patricia Pauli, Aaron Havens, Alexandre Araujo +4

Recently, semidefinite programming (SDP) techniques have shown great promise in providing accurate Lipschitz bounds for neural networks. Specifically, the LipSDP approach (Fazlyab…

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Learning Soft Constrained MPC Value Functions: Efficient MPC Design and Implementation providing Stability and Safety Guarantees

Nicolas Chatzikiriakos, Kim P. Wabersich, Felix Berkel +2

Model Predictive Control (MPC) can be applied to safety-critical control problems, providing closed-loop safety and performance guarantees. Implementation of MPC controllers requir…

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Bounding the difference between model predictive control and neural networks

Ross Drummond, Stephen R. Duncan, Matthew C. Turner +2

There is a growing debate on whether the future of feedback control systems will be dominated by data-driven or model-driven approaches. Each of these two approaches has their own…