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Loewner-based Data-driven Iterative Structured Control Design

Stability enforcement remains a challenge in data-driven control paradigms, where no parametrised model of the system is available. In the Loewner Data-Driven Control framework (L-DDC) [1] for instance, the system’s instabilities are estimated in order to enforce a closed-loop stability constraint on the controller reduction step. In order to avoid this preliminary estimation of instabilities, this paper proposes to embed a closed-loop stability constraint in the design. To that extent, an optimization problem is formulated in order to improve matching between the reference model and the closed-loop while maintaining internal stability. The proposed iterative procedure to solve this problem is illustrated on two numerical examples.