Soft-Constrained Stochastic MPC of Markov Jump Linear Systems: Application to Real-Time Control With Deadline Overruns
- 19 June 2025
- journal article
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Control Systems Letters
- Vol. 9, 1532-1537
Abstract
Modern real-time control systems can sporadically exceed the computation deadlines, which may lead to a deterioration in performance or even instability if not actively accounted for. This letter proposes a stochastic model predictive control approach that incorporates deadline miss probabilities of subsequent control task executions in a scenario tree. To account for the effect of missed deadlines, we utilize Markov jump linear systems that allow us to prove mean-square stability and recursive feasibility under hard input and mixed hard/soft state constraints. The proposed stochastic controller is benchmarked using a Furuta pendulum, demonstrating improved performance and an increased feasible region compared to a nominal and a hard-constrained stochastic controller, respectively.Keywords
Funding Information
- German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (13IPC021)
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