Abstract

This paper shows our new contributions on data driven model predictive control, such as persistent excitation, optimal state feedback controller, output predictor and stability. After reviewing the definition of persistent excitation and its important property, the idea of data driven is introduced in model predictive control to construct our considered data driven model predictive control, whose state information and output variable are generated by measured data online. Variation tool is applied to obtain the optimal controller or predictive controller through our own derivation. Furthermore, for the cost function in data driven model predictive control, its preliminary stability is analysed by using the linear matrix inequality and one single optimal state feedback controller is given. To bridge the gap between our derived results and other control strategies, output predictor is constructed from the point of data driven idea, i.e. using some collected input–output data from one experiment to establish the output predictor at any later time instant. Finally, one simulation example is given to prove the efficiency of our derived results.

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