Connections Between Adaptive Control and Optimization in Machine Learning
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Abstract (arXiv)
This paper demonstrates many immediate connections between adaptive control and optimization methods commonly employed in machine learning. Starting from common output error formulations, similarities in update law modifications are examined. Concepts in stability, performance, and learning, common to both fields are then discussed. Building on the similarities in update laws and common concepts, new intersections and opportunities for improved algorithm analysis are provided. In particular, a specific problem related to higher order learning is solved through insights obtained from these intersections.
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6 papers.
- 2021Online Algorithms and Policies Using Adaptive and Machine Learning Approachescited by 2
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- 2023Function Approximation with Randomly Initialized Neural Networks for Approximate Model Reference Adaptive Controlcited by 0
- 2024On the stability of gradient descent with second order dynamics for time-varying cost functionscited by 0
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- 2025Regret Analysis: a control perspectivecited by 0
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- 2024On the stability of gradient descent with second order dynamics for time-varying cost functions22 May 2024
- 2023Function Approximation with Randomly Initialized Neural Networks for Approximate Model Reference Adaptive Control28 Mar 2023
- 2021Online Algorithms and Policies Using Adaptive and Machine Learning Approaches13 May 2021
- 2021Computability, Complexity, Consistency and Controllability: A Four C's Framework for cross-disciplinary Ethical Algorithm Research30 Jan 2021