Zero-shot sim-to-real transfer of independently trained RL policies for cart-pole swing-up and stabilization is achieved via sensitivity-guided domain randomization, linear curriculum learning, and first-order action smoothing with Simulink switching logic.
Control Synthesis with Reinforcement Learning: A Modeling Perspective
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Controllers designed with reinforcement learning can be sensitive to model mismatch. We demonstrate that designing such controllers in a virtual simulation environment with an inaccurate model is not suitable for deployment in a physical setup. Controllers designed using an accurate model is robust against disturbance and small mismatch between the physical setup and the mathematical model derived from first principles; while a poor model results in a controller that performs well in simulation but fails in physical experiments. Sensitivity analysis is used to justify these discrepancies and an empirical region of attraction estimation help us visualize their robustness.
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Zero-shot Transfer of Reinforcement Learning Control Policies for the Swing-Up and Stabilization of a Cart-Pole System
Zero-shot sim-to-real transfer of independently trained RL policies for cart-pole swing-up and stabilization is achieved via sensitivity-guided domain randomization, linear curriculum learning, and first-order action smoothing with Simulink switching logic.