Learning controllers from data via kernel-based interpolation
We propose a data-driven control design method for nonlinear systems that builds on kernel-based interpolation. Under some assumptions on the system dynamics, kernel-based functions are built from data and a model of the system, along with deterministic model error bounds, is determined. Then, we derive a controller design method that aims at stabilizing the closed-loop system by cancelling out the system nonlinearities. The proposed method can be implemented using semidefinite programming and returns positively invariant sets for the closed-loop system.
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