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PRISM: Recurrent neural networks and presolve methods for fast mixed-integer optimal control

Cauligi et al., 2022

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Cauligi A
Chakrabarty A
Di Cairano S
Quirynen R
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Learning for dynamics and control conference

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While mixed-integer convex programs (MICPs) arise frequently in mixed-integer optimal control problems (MIOCPs), current state-of-the-art MICP solvers are often too slow for real- time applications, limiting the practicality of MICP-based controller design. Although …
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