A gradient flow on a continuous-time Bellman error parametrized by feedback gain converges to the optimal LQR controller and stays inside the stabilizing region.
Policy Gradient-based Algorithms for Continuous-time Linear Quadratic Control
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Riemannian regularization reshapes the policy optimization landscape to enable learning of Kalman gains from data under unknown and rank-deficient covariances with non-asymptotic convergence guarantees.
A convex data-driven formulation yields the optimal LQI feedback gain for continuous-time systems directly from measured data without system matrices.
The authors adapt closed-loop and IRL parameterizations to continuous time, deriving policy iteration schemes, a data-driven CARE, convex reformulations, and a policy gradient flow while unifying the two approaches.
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