The field of reinforcement learning and control is rapidly advancing, with a focus on developing more efficient, robust, and adaptable algorithms. Recent research has explored the use of quantum computing, adversarial robustness, and multi-agent systems to improve the performance of reinforcement learning agents. Additionally, there has been a growing interest in developing more advanced control architectures, such as those using model predictive control and nonlinear model predictive control, to improve the stability and robustness of systems. Notable papers in this area include 'Quantum Boltzmann Machines for Sample-Efficient Reinforcement Learning', which introduces a novel quantum-classical model for reinforcement learning, and 'Adversarially Robust Multitask Adaptive Control', which proposes a clustered multitask approach to mitigate corrupted model updates. Other significant contributions include the development of novel control architectures, such as 'Stable and Robust SLIP Model Control via Energy Conservation-Based Feedback Cancellation for Quadrupedal Applications' and 'A Tilting-Rotor Enhanced Quadcopter Fault-Tolerant Control Based on Non-Linear Model Predictive Control'. These advancements have the potential to significantly impact a wide range of applications, from robotics and autonomous systems to finance and healthcare.
Advancements in Reinforcement Learning and Control
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Stable and Robust SLIP Model Control via Energy Conservation-Based Feedback Cancellation for Quadrupedal Applications
A Tilting-Rotor Enhanced Quadcopter Fault-Tolerant Control Based on Non-Linear Model Predictive Control
Stability of Certainty-Equivalent Adaptive LQR for Linear Systems with Unknown Time-Varying Parameters
LPPG-RL: Lexicographically Projected Policy Gradient Reinforcement Learning with Subproblem Exploration
Recursive Binary Identification under Data Tampering and Non-Persistent Excitation with Application to Emission Control
Information-Driven Fault Detection and Identification for Multi-Agent Spacecraft Systems: Collaborative On-Orbit Inspection Mission