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Koopman Operator Based Modeling for Quadrotor Control on SE(3)

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arxiv 2103.03363 v2 pith:UY644ARK submitted 2021-03-04 eess.SY cs.SY

Koopman Operator Based Modeling for Quadrotor Control on SE(3)

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In this paper, we propose a Koopman operator based approach to describe the nonlinear dynamics of a quadrotor on SE(3) in terms of an infinite-dimensional linear system which evolves in the space of observable functions (lifted space) and which is more appropriate for control design purposes. The major challenge when using the Koopman operator is the characterization of a set of observable functions that can span the lifted space. Recent methods either use tools from machine learning to learn the observable functions or guess a suitable set of observables that best describes the nonlinear dynamics. Instead of guessing or learning the observables, in this work we derive them in a systematic way for the quadrotor dynamics on SE(3). In addition, we prove that the proposed sequence of observable functions converges pointwise to the zero function, which allows us to select only a finite set of observable functions to form (an approximation of) the lifted space. Our theoretical analysis is also confirmed by numerical simulations which demonstrate that by increasing the dimension of the lifted space, the derived linear state space model can approximate the nonlinear quadrotor dynamics more accurately.

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