How to compute numerical gradient of an unknown function in matlab Simulink?
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Hi! I have a function
that is unknown and that is being generated at every time instant t in my simulink model (Imagine it like a black box, wherein, I have data for
at every time instant but not the mapping itself, the data looks something like this:
). In order to implement my algorithm, I need to find the direction that corresponds to greatest decrease (or increase) of this scalar mapping at every time instant. So, how can I find the numerical gradient descent of this unknown function at every time step, i.e at any
? The only thing known is that
is lipshitz continuous. Kindly suggest me ways in which it can be implemented in simulink. Thanks for your time and consideration.
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Torsten
2019 年 7 月 19 日
The i'th component gi of the gradient vector g is approximately given by
gi = (f(x1,...,xi+h,...,x10)-f(x1,...,xi,...,x10))/h
Thus for each time t, given (x1,...,x10), you will have to evaluate f at (x1+h,x2,...,x10),(x1,x2+h,x3,...,x10),...,(x1,x2,...,x10+h) and calculate the gi.
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Torsten
2019 年 7 月 22 日
編集済み: Torsten
2019 年 7 月 22 日
How can you give both u(w) and u(w+h) to the system?
If this is a technical problem that concerns SIMULINK, I can't answer it.
As you wrote, u is the control input specified by you. So in general, it should be possible to evaluate it at (x(t),w(t)) and (x(t),perturbed w(t)).
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