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Learning CS294-40 for Robotics and Control Lecture 23 - 11/20/2008 Model Predictive Control Lecturer: Pieter Abbeel Scribe: Andrew Wan 1 Lecture outline MPC SLAM Linear Representation of Bellman Backups Hierarchical RL 2 Model Predictive Control Previously: Interested in: max E t=0 t R(st , ut )| This is typically computationally expensive. We simplify by: 1. Fixing the initial state 2. Using...

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