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Differential dynamic programming

Differential dynamic programming (DDP) is an optimal control algorithm of the trajectory optimization class. The algorithm was introduced in 1966 by Mayne and subsequently analysed in Jacobson and Mayne's eponymous book. The algorithm uses locally-quadratic models of the dynamics and cost functions, and displays quadratic convergence. It is closely…

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related to Monte Carlo version · 9
Differential dynamic programming → Boltzmann, DDP, It, Monte Carlo, Path Integral Policy Improvement, SaDDP, Sampled, The, This
related to Regularization and line-search · 7
Differential dynamic programming → DDP, Differential, Eq, It, Line-search, Newton's, Regularization
related to Constrained problems · 3
Differential dynamic programming → DDP, Interior Point Differential, IPDDP

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displaystyle control mathbf dynamic programming differential ddp optimal algorithm quadratic equiv trajectory method regularization line-search sequence backward pass cost convergence

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Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Constrained problemsInterior Point Differential0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Constrained problemsIPDDP0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Constrained problemsDDP0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionSampled0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionSaDDP0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionMonte Carlo0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionIt0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionBoltzmann0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionThis0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionDDP0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionThe0.60section
Differential dynamic programmingrelated to Monte Carlo versionPath Integral Policy Improvement0.60section

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