Predefined-Time Resilient Integral Reinforcement Learning for Input-Constrained Unknown Nonlinear Systems Under FDI Attacks and Disturbances: A Fully Data-Driven Approach
TL;DR
A learning-based control method that allows the designer to prescribe the desired convergence time in advance and an integral reinforcement-learning framework is proposed to avoid requiring exact knowledge of the system dynamics while ensuring that the control input always satisfies the actuator constraints.
Abstract
This paper investigates optimal control for nonlinear systems with unknown dynamics, input constraints, disturbances, and adversarial signals. The objective is to develop a learning-based control method that allows the designer to prescribe the desired convergence time in advance. An integral reinforcement-learning framework is proposed to avoid requiring exact knowledge of the system dynamics while ensuring that the control input always satisfies the actuator constraints. Current and recorded data are combined to train the critic without requiring persistent excitation. The learning gain is selected directly from the prescribed convergence deadline. Lyapunov analysis is then used to establish practical predefined-time convergence of the coupled state-critic system in the presence of disturbances and adversarial channels. The effectiveness of the proposed method is validated through the stabilization control of a two-link robot manipulator.