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crossrefAerospace2024-09-20Cited by 6

Research on Self-Learning Control Method of Reusable Launch Vehicle Based on Neural Network Architecture Search

Shuai Xue, Zhaolei Wang, Hongyang Bai, Chunmei Yu, Zian Li

Reusable launch vehicles need to face complex and diverse environments during flight. The design of rocket recovery control law based on traditional deep reinforcement learning (DRL) makes it difficult to obtain a set of network architectures that can adapt to multiple scenarios and multi-parameter uncertainties, and the performance of deep reinforcement learning algorithm depends on manual trial and error of hyperparameters. To solve this problem, this paper proposes a self-learning control method for launch vehicle recovery based on neural architecture search (NAS), which decouples deep network structure search and reinforcement learning hyperparameter optimization. First, using network architecture search technology based on a multi-objective hybrid particle swarm optimization algorithm, the proximal policy optimization algorithm of deep network architecture is automatically designed, and the search space is lightweight design in the process. Secondly, in order to further improve the landing accuracy of the launch vehicle, the Bayesian optimization (BO) method is used to automatically optimize the hyperparameters of reinforcement learning, and the control law of the landing phase in the recovery process of the launch vehicle is obtained through training. Finally, the algorithm is transplanted to the rocket intelligent learning embedded platform for comparative testing to verify its online deployment capability. The simulation results show that the proposed method can satisfy the landing accuracy of the launch vehicle recovery mission, and the control effect is basically the same as the landing accuracy of the trained rocket model under the untrained condition of model parameter deviation and wind field interference, which verifies the generalization of the proposed method.

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