Input Design for Fault Detection Using Extended Kalman Filter and Reinforcement Learning
Jan Škach, Ivo Punĉochář
- 发表年份
- 2017
- 引用次数
- 13
摘要
The paper deals with an active fault detection problem for jump Markov nonlinear systems with Gaussian noises. The problem is formulated as a functional optimization problem over an infinite-time horizon with a general discounted detection criterion. The design of an active fault detector is performed in two steps. First, the original problem is recast as a perfect state information problem by complementing the nonlinear system with a suboptimal state estimator based on a bank of extended Kalman filters. Then, a temporal-difference learning algorithm is used to train the active fault detector such that the criterion is minimized. A simulation example of a differential wheeled robot is used to illustrate the performance of the proposed design.
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