A pH-structured neural controller is proven to have a finite L2 gain for all parameters, but the claimed finite incremental L2 gain is not proven and fails in simple cases.
Unconstrained Parametrization of Dissipative and Contracting Neural Ordinary Differential Equations
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In this work, we introduce and study a class of Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) in continuous-time. The proposed architecture stems from the combination of Neural Ordinary Differential Equations (Neural ODEs) with the model structure of recently introduced Recurrent Equilibrium Networks (RENs). We show how to endow our proposed NodeRENs with contractivity and dissipativity -- crucial properties for robust learning and control. Most importantly, as for RENs, we derive parametrizations of contractive and dissipative NodeRENs which are unconstrained, hence enabling their learning for a large number of parameters. We validate the properties of NodeRENs, including the possibility of handling irregularly sampled data, in a case study in nonlinear system identification.
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A pH-structured neural controller is proven to have a finite L2 gain for all parameters, but the claimed finite incremental L2 gain is not proven and fails in simple cases.