AleksandarHaber / Linear-Quadratic-Regulator-Optimal-Control-in-Cpp-From-Scratch-by-Using-Newton-MethodLinks
We implemented a solution of the Linear Quadratic Regulator (LQR) Optimal Control problem in C++. We use the Newton method to solve the Riccati equation and to compute the solution.
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