int main( ){

    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // DEFINE A RIGHT-HAND-SIDE:
    // -------------------------
    DifferentialState         x;
    AlgebraicState            z;
    Parameter               p,q;


    IntermediateState is(4);
     is(0) = x;
     is(1) = z;
     is(2) = p;
     is(3) = q;

    CFunction simpledaeModel( 2, ffcn_model );

    // Define a Right-Hand-Side:
    // -------------------------

    DifferentialEquation f;

    f << simpledaeModel(is);



    // DEFINE AN INTEGRATOR:
    // ---------------------
    IntegratorBDF integrator(f);


    // DEFINE INITIAL VALUES:
    // ----------------------
    double x0   =  1.0;
    double z0   =  1.000000;

    double pp[2] = { 1.0, 1.0 };

    Grid interval( 0.0, 1.0, 100 );


    // START THE INTEGRATION:
    // ----------------------
    integrator.integrate( interval, &x0, &z0, pp );

    VariablesGrid differentialStates;
    VariablesGrid algebraicStates   ;
    VariablesGrid intermediateStates;

    integrator.getX ( differentialStates );
    integrator.getXA( algebraicStates    );
    integrator.getI ( intermediateStates );

    GnuplotWindow window;
        window.addSubplot( differentialStates(0) );
        window.addSubplot( algebraicStates   (0) );

    window.plot();


    return 0;
}
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int main( ){

USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO


    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // -------------------------
	DifferentialState xB;
	DifferentialState xW;
	DifferentialState vB;
	DifferentialState vW;

	Control R;
	Control F;

	double mB = 350.0;
	double mW = 50.0;
	double kS = 20000.0;
	double kT = 200000.0;


    // DEFINE A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION:
    // -------------------------------
    DifferentialEquation f;

	f << dot(xB) == vB;
	f << dot(xW) == vW;
	f << dot(vB) == ( -kS*xB + kS*xW + F ) / mB;
	f << dot(vW) == (  kS*xB - (kT+kS)*xW + kT*R - F ) / mW;


    // DEFINE LEAST SQUARE FUNCTION:
    // -----------------------------
    Function h;

    h << xB;
    h << xW;
	h << vB;
    h << vW;

    Matrix Q(4,4);
    Q.setIdentity();
	Q(0,0) = 10.0;
	Q(1,1) = 10.0;

    Vector r(4);
    r.setAll( 0.0 );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    const double t_start = 0.0;
    const double t_end   = 1.0;

    OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, 20 );

    ocp.minimizeLSQ( Q, h, r );

	ocp.subjectTo( f );

	ocp.subjectTo( -500.0 <= F <= 500.0 );
	ocp.subjectTo( R == 0.0 );



    // SETTING UP THE (SIMULATED) PROCESS:
    // -----------------------------------
	OutputFcn identity;
	DynamicSystem dynamicSystem( f,identity );

	Process process( dynamicSystem,INT_RK45 );

	VariablesGrid disturbance = readFromFile( "road.txt" );
	process.setProcessDisturbance( disturbance );


    // SETTING UP THE MPC CONTROLLER:
    // ------------------------------
	RealTimeAlgorithm alg( ocp,0.05 );
	alg.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 2 );
	
	StaticReferenceTrajectory zeroReference;

	Controller controller( alg,zeroReference );


    // SETTING UP THE SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT,  RUN THE EXAMPLE...
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
	SimulationEnvironment sim( 0.0,3.0,process,controller );

	Vector x0(4);
	x0(0) = 0.01;
	x0(1) = 0.0;
	x0(2) = 0.0;
	x0(3) = 0.0;

	sim.init( x0 );
	sim.run( );


    // ...AND PLOT THE RESULTS
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
	VariablesGrid sampledProcessOutput;
	sim.getSampledProcessOutput( sampledProcessOutput );

	VariablesGrid feedbackControl;
	sim.getFeedbackControl( feedbackControl );

	GnuplotWindow window;
	window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(0), "Body Position [m]" );
	window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(1), "Wheel Position [m]" );
	window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(2), "Body Velocity [m/s]" );
	window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(3), "Wheel Velocity [m/s]" );
	window.addSubplot( feedbackControl(1),      "Damping Force [N]" );
	window.addSubplot( feedbackControl(0),      "Road Excitation [m]" );
	window.plot( );


    return 0;
}
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int main( ){

    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // -------------------------
    DifferentialState         x;
    DifferentialState         l;
    AlgebraicState            z;
    Control                   u;
    DifferentialEquation      f;
//     Disturbance R;


    // DEFINE A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION:
    // -------------------------------
    f << dot(x) == -x + 0.5*x*x + u + 0.5*z  ;
    f << dot(l) ==  x*x + 3.0*u*u         ;
    f <<      0 ==  z + exp(z) - 1.0 + x     ;


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    OCP ocp( 0.0, 5.0, 10 );
    ocp.minimizeMayerTerm( l );

    ocp.subjectTo( f );
//     ocp.subjectTo( R == 0.0 );


    // SETTING UP THE (SIMULATED) PROCESS:
    // -----------------------------------
	OutputFcn identity;
	DynamicSystem dynamicSystem( f,identity );

	Process process( dynamicSystem,INT_BDF );

	//VariablesGrid disturbance = readFromFile( "dae_simulation_disturbance.txt" );
	//process.setProcessDisturbance( disturbance );


    // SETTING UP THE MPC CONTROLLER:
    // ------------------------------
	RealTimeAlgorithm alg( ocp,0.5 );

	StaticReferenceTrajectory zeroReference;
	Controller controller( alg,zeroReference );


    // SETTING UP THE SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT,  RUN THE EXAMPLE...
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
	SimulationEnvironment sim( 0.0,15.0,process,controller );

	Vector x0(2);
	x0(0) = 1;
	x0(1) = 0;

	sim.init( x0 );
	sim.run( );


    // ...AND PLOT THE RESULTS
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
	VariablesGrid diffStates;
	sim.getProcessDifferentialStates( diffStates );
	diffStates.printToFile( "diffStates.txt" );
	diffStates.printToFile( "diffStates.m","DIFFSTATES",PS_MATLAB );

	VariablesGrid sampledProcessOutput;
    sim.getSampledProcessOutput( sampledProcessOutput );
    sampledProcessOutput.printToFile( "sampledOut.txt" );
    sampledProcessOutput.printToFile( "sampledOut.m","OUT",PS_MATLAB );

    VariablesGrid feedbackControl;
    sim.getFeedbackControl( feedbackControl );
	feedbackControl.printToFile( "controls.txt" );
	feedbackControl.printToFile( "controls.m","CONTROL",PS_MATLAB );

	VariablesGrid algStates;
	sim.getProcessAlgebraicStates( algStates );
	algStates.printToFile( "algStates.txt" );
	algStates.printToFile( "algStates.m","ALGSTATES",PS_MATLAB );


    GnuplotWindow window;
		window.addSubplot( diffStates(0), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: x" );
		window.addSubplot( diffStates(1), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: l" );
		window.addSubplot( algStates(0),            "ALGEBRAIC STATE: z"    );
		window.addSubplot( feedbackControl(0),      "CONTRUL: u"            );
    window.plot( );


    return 0;
}
Beispiel #4
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int main( ){

	double clock1 = clock();

	double t_start    		=    0.0;
	double t_end      		=  600.0;
	int    intervals  		=    5  ;
	int    i;

	TIME t;
	DifferentialState 		x("", NXD, 1);
	AlgebraicState 			z("", NXA, 1);
	Control 				u("", NU, 1);
	Parameter 				p("", NP, 1);
	IntermediateState 		is(1+NXD+NXA+NU+NP);

	                        is(0)              = t;
	for (i=0; i < NXD; ++i) is(1+i)            = x(i);
	for (i=0; i < NXA; ++i) is(1+NXD+i)        = z(i);
	for (i=0; i < NU;  ++i) is(1+NXD+NXA+i)    = u(i);
	for (i=0; i < NP;  ++i) is(1+NXD+NXA+NU+i) = p(i);

	CFunction hydroscalModel( NXD+NXA, ffcn_model );


	// Define a Right-Hand-Side:
	// -------------------------
	DifferentialEquation f;
	f << hydroscalModel(is);


	// DEFINE INITIAL VALUES:
	// ----------------------
	double xd[NXD] = {  2.1936116177990631E-01,   // X_0
						3.3363028623863722E-01,   // X_1
						3.7313133250625952E-01,   // X_2
						3.9896472354654333E-01,   // X_3
						4.1533719381260475E-01,   // X_4
						4.2548399372287182E-01,   // X_5

						4.3168379354213621E-01,   // X_6
						4.3543569751236455E-01,   // X_7
						4.3768918647214428E-01,   // X_8
						4.3903262905928286E-01,   // X_9
						4.3982597315656735E-01,   // X_10
						4.4028774979047969E-01,   // X_11
						4.4055002518902953E-01,   // X_12
						4.4069238917008052E-01,   // X_13
						4.4076272408112094E-01,   // X_14
						4.4078980543461005E-01,   // X_15
						4.4079091412311144E-01,   // X_16
						4.4077642312834125E-01,   // X_17
						4.4075255679998443E-01,   // X_18
						4.4072304911231042E-01,   // X_19
						4.4069013958173919E-01,   // X_20
						6.7041926189645151E-01,   // X_21
						7.3517997375758948E-01,   // X_22
						7.8975978943631409E-01,   // X_23
						8.3481725159539033E-01,   // X_24
						8.7125377077380739E-01,   // X_25
						9.0027275078767721E-01,   // X_26
						9.2312464536394301E-01,   // X_27
						9.4096954980798608E-01,   // X_28
						9.5481731262797742E-01,   // X_29
						9.6551271145368878E-01,   // X_30
						9.7374401773010488E-01,   // X_31
						9.8006186072166701E-01,   // X_32
						9.8490109485675337E-01,   // X_33
						9.8860194771099286E-01,   // X_34
						9.9142879342008328E-01,   // X_35
						9.9358602331847468E-01,   // X_36
						9.9523105632238640E-01,   // X_37
						9.9648478785701988E-01,   // X_38
						9.9743986301741971E-01,   // X_39
						9.9816716097314861E-01,   // X_40
						9.9872084014280071E-01,   // X_41
						3.8633811956730968E+00,   // n_1
						3.9322260498028840E+00,   // n_2
						3.9771965626392531E+00,   // n_3
						4.0063070333869728E+00,   // n_4
						4.0246026844143410E+00,   // n_5
						4.0358888958821835E+00,   // n_6
						4.0427690398786789E+00,   // n_7
						4.0469300433477020E+00,   // n_8
						4.0494314648020326E+00,   // n_9
						4.0509267560029381E+00,   // n_10
						4.0518145583397631E+00,   // n_11
						4.0523364846379799E+00,   // n_12
						4.0526383977460299E+00,   // n_13
						4.0528081437632766E+00,   // n_14
						4.0528985491134542E+00,   // n_15
						4.0529413510270169E+00,   // n_16
						4.0529556049324462E+00,   // n_17
						4.0529527471448805E+00,   // n_18
						4.0529396392278008E+00,   // n_19
						4.0529203970496912E+00,   // n_20
						3.6071164950918582E+00,   // n_21
						3.7583754503438387E+00,   // n_22
						3.8917148481441974E+00,   // n_23
						4.0094300698741563E+00,   // n_24
						4.1102216725798293E+00,   // n_25
						4.1944038520620675E+00,   // n_26
						4.2633275166560596E+00,   // n_27
						4.3188755452109175E+00,   // n_28
						4.3630947909857642E+00,   // n_29
						4.3979622247841386E+00,   // n_30
						4.4252580012497740E+00,   // n_31
						4.4465128947193868E+00,   // n_32
						4.4630018314791968E+00,   // n_33
						4.4757626150015568E+00,   // n_34
						4.4856260094946823E+00,   // n_35
						4.4932488551808500E+00,   // n_36
						4.4991456959629330E+00,   // n_37
						4.5037168116896273E+00,   // n_38
						4.5072719605639726E+00,   // n_39
						4.5100498969782414E+00    // n_40
					 };

	double ud[ NU] = {  4.1833910982822058E+00,   // L_vol
						2.4899344742988991E+00    // Q
					 };

	double pd[ NP] = {  1.5458567140000001E-01,   // n^{ref}_{tray}  = 0.155 l
						1.7499999999999999E-01,   // (not in use?)
						3.4717208398678062E-01,   // \alpha_{rect}   = 35 %
						6.1895708603484367E-01,   // \alpha_{strip}  = 62 %
						1.6593025789999999E-01,   // W_{tray}        = 0.166 l^{-.5} s^{.1}
						5.0695122527590109E-01,   // Q_{loss}        = 0.51 kW
						8.5000000000000000E+00,   // n^v_0           = 8.5 l
						1.7000000000000001E-01,   // n^v_{N+1}       = 0.17 l
						9.3885430857029321E+04,   // P_{top}         = 939 h Pa
						2.5000000000000000E+02,   // \Delta P_{strip}= 2.5 h Pa and \Delta P_{rect} = 1.9 h Pa
						1.4026000000000000E+01,   // F_{vol}         = 14.0 l h^{-1}
						3.2000000000000001E-01,   // X_F             = 0.32
						7.1054000000000002E+01,   // T_F             = 71 oC
						4.7163089489100003E+01,   // T_C             = 47.2 oC
						4.1833910753991770E+00,   // (not in use?)
						2.4899344810136301E+00,   // (not in use?)
						1.8760537088149468E+02    // (not in use?)
		             };

	DVector x0(NXD, xd);
	DVector p0(NP,  pd);


	// DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
	// ----------------------------------
	OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, intervals );

	// LSQ Term on temperature deviations and controls
	Function h;


//     for( i = 0; i < NXD; i++ )
// 		h << 0.001*x(i);


	h << 0.1 * ( z(94)  - 88.0    );   // Temperature tray 14
	h << 0.1 * ( z(108) - 70.0    );   // Temperature tray 28
	h << 0.01 * ( u(0)   - ud[0]   );   // L_vol
	h << 0.01 * ( u(1)   - ud[1]   );   // Q
	ocp.minimizeLSQ( h );

	// W.r.t. differential equation
	ocp.subjectTo( f );

	// Fix states
	ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, x == x0 );

	// Fix parameters
	ocp.subjectTo( p == p0 );

	// Path constraint on controls
	ocp.subjectTo( ud[0] - 2.0 <=  u(0)  <= ud[0] + 2.0 );
	ocp.subjectTo( ud[1] - 2.0 <=  u(1)  <= ud[1] + 2.0 );



	// DEFINE AN OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM AND SOLVE THE OCP:
	// ---------------------------------------------------
	OptimizationAlgorithm algorithm(ocp);

	algorithm.initializeAlgebraicStates("hydroscal_algebraic_states.txt");

	algorithm.set( INTEGRATOR_TYPE, 		 INT_BDF 			);
	algorithm.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 		 5	 				);
	algorithm.set( KKT_TOLERANCE, 			 1e-3 				);
	algorithm.set( INTEGRATOR_TOLERANCE, 	 1e-4 				);
	algorithm.set( ABSOLUTE_TOLERANCE  , 	 1e-6 				);
	algorithm.set( PRINT_SCP_METHOD_PROFILE, YES 				);
	algorithm.set( LINEAR_ALGEBRA_SOLVER, 	 SPARSE_LU 			);
	algorithm.set( DISCRETIZATION_TYPE, 	 MULTIPLE_SHOOTING 	);

    //algorithm.set( LEVENBERG_MARQUARDT, 1e-3 );

    algorithm.set( DYNAMIC_SENSITIVITY,  FORWARD_SENSITIVITY_LIFTED );
	//algorithm.set( DYNAMIC_SENSITIVITY,  FORWARD_SENSITIVITY );
	//algorithm.set( CONSTRAINT_SENSITIVITY,  FORWARD_SENSITIVITY );
	//algorithm.set( ALGEBRAIC_RELAXATION,ART_EXPONENTIAL );    //results in an extra step but steps are quicker


	algorithm.solve();

	double clock2 = clock();
	printf("total computation time = %.16e \n", (clock2-clock1)/CLOCKS_PER_SEC  );


	// PLOT RESULTS:
	// ---------------------------------------------------
	VariablesGrid out_states;
	algorithm.getDifferentialStates( out_states );
	out_states.print( "OUT_states.m","STATES",PS_MATLAB );

	VariablesGrid out_controls;
	algorithm.getControls( out_controls );
	out_controls.print( "OUT_controls.m","CONTROLS",PS_MATLAB );

	VariablesGrid out_algstates;
	algorithm.getAlgebraicStates( out_algstates );
	out_algstates.print( "OUT_algstates.m","ALGSTATES",PS_MATLAB );

	GnuplotWindow window;
	window.addSubplot( out_algstates(94),  "Temperature tray 14" );
	window.addSubplot( out_algstates(108), "Temperature tray 28" );
	window.addSubplot( out_controls(0),    "L_vol"               );
	window.addSubplot( out_controls(1),    "Q"                   );
	window.plot( );

    return 0;
}
/* >>> start tutorial code >>> */
int main( ){

    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // ------------------------------------
    DifferentialState                v,s,m;
    Control                          u    ;

    const double t_start =    0.0;
    const double t_end   =   10.0;
    const double h       =   0.01;

    DiscretizedDifferentialEquation  f(h) ;


    // DEFINE A DISCRETE-TIME SYTSEM:
    // -------------------------------
    f << next(s) == s + h*v;
    f << next(v) == v + h*(u-0.02*v*v)/m;
    f << next(m) == m - h*0.01*u*u;

	
	Function eta;
	eta << u;

    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, 50 );

    //ocp.minimizeLagrangeTerm( u*u );
	ocp.minimizeLSQ( eta );
    ocp.subjectTo( f );

    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, s ==  0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, v ==  0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, m ==  1.0 );

    ocp.subjectTo( AT_END  , s == 10.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_END  , v ==  0.0 );

    ocp.subjectTo( -0.01 <= v <= 1.3 );


    // DEFINE A PLOT WINDOW:
    // ---------------------
    GnuplotWindow window;
        window.addSubplot( s,"DifferentialState s" );
        window.addSubplot( v,"DifferentialState v" );
        window.addSubplot( m,"DifferentialState m" );
        window.addSubplot( u,"Control u" );
        window.addSubplot( PLOT_KKT_TOLERANCE,"KKT Tolerance" );
        window.addSubplot( 0.5 * m * v*v,"Kinetic Energy" );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM AND SOLVE THE OCP:
    // ---------------------------------------------------
    OptimizationAlgorithm algorithm(ocp);
	algorithm.set( INTEGRATOR_TYPE, INT_DISCRETE );
    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, EXACT_HESSIAN );
    algorithm.set( KKT_TOLERANCE, 1e-10 );

    algorithm << window;
    algorithm.solve();

    return 0;
}
Beispiel #6
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int main( ){

  USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO;

  // Parameters
  double h_hw = 10;    // water level
  double A_hw = 1.0;   // amplitude of the waves
  double T_hw = 5.0;   // duration of a wave
  double h_b  = 3.0;   // height of the buoy
  double rho  = 1000;  // density of water
  double A    = 1.0;   // bottom area of the buoy
  double m    = 100;   // mass of the buoy
  double g    = 9.81;  // gravitational constant

  // Free parameter
  Control u;

  // Variables
  DifferentialState h; // Position of the buoy
  DifferentialState v; // Velocity of the buoy
  DifferentialState w; // Produced wave energy
  TIME t;

  // Differential equation
  DifferentialEquation f;
  
  // Height of the wave
  IntermediateState hw;
  hw = h_hw + A_hw*sin(2*M_PI*t/T_hw);
  
  f << dot(h) ==  v;
  f << dot(v) ==  rho*A*(hw-h)/m - g - u;
  f << dot(w) ==  u*v;

  // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
  // ----------------------------------

  const double t_start    =  0.0        ;
  const double t_end      =  15;

  OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, 100 );
  ocp.maximizeMayerTerm( w );
  ocp.subjectTo( f );
  
//   double x_start[3];
//   x_start[0] = h_hw - 0*A_hw;
//   x_start[1] = 0;
//   x_start[2] = 0;

  ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, h - (h_hw-A_hw) ==  0.0 );
  ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, v ==  0.0 );
  ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, w ==  0.0 );
  
  ocp.subjectTo( -h_b <= h-hw <= 0.0 );
  ocp.subjectTo( 0.0 <= u <= 100.0 );
  
  

      // DEFINE A PLOT WINDOW:
    // ---------------------
  GnuplotWindow window;
  window.addSubplot( h,"Height of buoy" );
  window.addSubplot( v,"Velocity of buoy" );
  window.addSubplot( w,"Objective function " );
  window.addSubplot( u,"Resistance" );
  window.addSubplot( hw,"Wave height" );
  //  window.addSubplot( PLOT_KKT_TOLERANCE,"KKT Tolerance" );

  // DEFINE AN OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM AND SOLVE THE OCP:
  // ---------------------------------------------------
  OptimizationAlgorithm algorithm(ocp);
  algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, EXACT_HESSIAN );
  algorithm.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 100 );
  //  algorithm.set( KKT_TOLERANCE, 1e-10 );
  
  algorithm << window;
  algorithm.solve();

  return 0;
}
int main( ){

    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // -------------------------
    DifferentialState     x,y,z,vx,vy,vz,phi,theta,psi,p,q,r,u1,u2,u3,u4;
    // x, y, z : position
    // vx, vy, vz : linear velocity
    // phi, theta, psi : orientation (Yaw-Pitch-Roll = Euler(3,2,1))
    // p, q, r : angular velocity
    // u1, u2, u3, u4 : velocity of the propellers
    Control               vu1,vu2,vu3,vu4;
    // vu1, vu2, vu3, vu4 : derivative of u1, u2, u3, u4
    DifferentialEquation  f;

    // Quad constants
    const double c = 0.00001;
    const double Cf = 0.00065;
    const double d = 0.250;
    const double Jx = 0.018;
    const double Jy = 0.018;
    const double Jz = 0.026;
    const double Im = 0.0001;
    const double m = 0.9;
    const double g = 9.81;
    const double Cx = 0.1;

    // Minimization Weights
    double coeffX = .00001;
    double coeffU = coeffX*0.0001;//0.000000000000001;
    double coeffX2 = coeffX * 100.;
    double coeffX3 = coeffX * 0.00001;
    double coeffO = -coeffX * 0.1;

    // final position (used in the cost function)
    double xf = 0., yf = 0., zf = 20.;

    //
    double T = 8.; //length (in second) of the trajectory predicted in the MPC
    int nb_nodes = 20.; //number of nodes used in the Optimal Control Problem
    // 20 nodes means that the algorithm will discretized the trajectory equally into 20 pieces
    // If you increase the number of node, the solution will be more precise but calculation will take longer (~nb_nodes^2)
    // In ACADO, the commands are piecewise constant functions, constant between each node.
    double tmpc = 0.2; //time (in second) between two activation of the MPC algorithm

    // DEFINE A OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM
    // -------------------------------
    OCP ocp( 0.0, T, nb_nodes );

    // DEFINE THE COST FUNCTION
    // -------------------------------
    Function h, hf;
    h << x;
    h << y;
    h << z;
    h << vu1;
    h << vu2;
    h << vu3;
    h << vu4;
    h << p;
    h << q;
    h << r;

    hf << x;
    hf << y;
    hf << z;

    DMatrix Q(10,10), Qf(3,3);
    Q(0,0) = coeffX;
    Q(1,1) = coeffX;
    Q(2,2) = coeffX;
    Q(3,3) = coeffU;
    Q(4,4) = coeffU;
    Q(5,5) = coeffU;
    Q(6,6) = coeffU;
    Q(7,7) = coeffX2;
    Q(8,8) = coeffX2;
    Q(9,9) = coeffX2;

    Qf(0,0) = 1.;
    Qf(1,1) = 1.;
    Qf(2,2) = 1.;

    DVector reff(3), ref(10);
    ref(0) = xf;
    ref(1) = yf;
    ref(2) = zf;
    ref(3) = 58.;
    ref(4) = 58.;
    ref(5) = 58.;
    ref(6) = 58.;
    ref(7) = 0.;
    ref(8) = 0.;
    ref(9) = 0.;

    reff(0) = xf;
    reff(1) = yf;
    reff(2) = zf;


    // The cost function is define as : integrale from 0 to T { transpose(h(x,u,t)-ref)*Q*(h(x,u,t)-ref) }   +    transpose(hf(x,u,T))*Qf*hf(x,u,T)
    //                                  ==     integrale cost (also called running cost or Lagrange Term)    +        final cost (Mayer Term)
    ocp.minimizeLSQ ( Q, h, ref);
//    ocp.minimizeLSQEndTerm(Qf, hf, reff);

    // When doing MPC, you need terms in the cost function to stabilised the system => p, q, r and vu1, vu2, vu3, vu4. You can check that if you reduce their weights "coeffX2" or "coeffU" too low, the optimization will crashed.

    // DEFINE THE DYNAMIC EQUATION OF THE SYSTEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    f << dot(x) == vx;
    f << dot(y) == vy;
    f << dot(z) == vz;
    f << dot(vx) == Cf*(u1*u1+u2*u2+u3*u3+u4*u4)*sin(theta)/m;
    f << dot(vy) == -Cf*(u1*u1+u2*u2+u3*u3+u4*u4)*sin(psi)*cos(theta)/m;
    f << dot(vz) == Cf*(u1*u1+u2*u2+u3*u3+u4*u4)*cos(psi)*cos(theta)/m - g;
    f << dot(phi) == -cos(phi)*tan(theta)*p+sin(phi)*tan(theta)*q+r;
    f << dot(theta) == sin(phi)*p+cos(phi)*q;
    f << dot(psi) == cos(phi)/cos(theta)*p-sin(phi)/cos(theta)*q;
    f << dot(p) == (d*Cf*(u1*u1-u2*u2)+(Jy-Jz)*q*r)/Jx;
    f << dot(q) == (d*Cf*(u4*u4-u3*u3)+(Jz-Jx)*p*r)/Jy;
    f << dot(r) == (c*(u1*u1+u2*u2-u3*u3-u4*u4)+(Jx-Jy)*p*q)/Jz;
    f << dot(u1) == vu1;
    f << dot(u2) == vu2;
    f << dot(u3) == vu3;
    f << dot(u4) == vu4;

    // ---------------------------- DEFINE CONTRAINTES --------------------------------- //
    //Dynamic
    ocp.subjectTo( f );

    //State constraints
    //Constraints on the velocity of each propeller
    ocp.subjectTo( 16 <= u1 <= 95 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 16 <= u2 <= 95 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 16 <= u3 <= 95 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 16 <= u4 <= 95 );

    //Command constraints
    //Constraints on the acceleration of each propeller
    ocp.subjectTo( -100 <= vu1 <= 100 );
    ocp.subjectTo( -100 <= vu2 <= 100 );
    ocp.subjectTo( -100 <= vu3 <= 100 );
    ocp.subjectTo( -100 <= vu4 <= 100 );

#if AVOID_SINGULARITIES == 1
    //Constraint to avoid singularity
    // In this example I used Yaw-Pitch-Roll convention to describe orientation of the quadrotor
    // when using Euler Angles representation, you always have a singularity, and we need to
    // avoid it otherwise the algorithm will crashed.
    ocp.subjectTo( -1. <= theta <= 1.);
#endif


    //Example of Eliptic obstacle constraints (here, cylinders with eliptic basis)
    ocp.subjectTo( 16 <= ((x+3)*(x+3)+2*(z-5)*(z-5)) );
    ocp.subjectTo( 16 <= ((x-3)*(x-3)+2*(z-9)*(z-9)) );
    ocp.subjectTo( 16 <= ((x+3)*(x+3)+2*(z-15)*(z-15)) );


    // SETTING UP THE (SIMULATED) PROCESS:
    // -----------------------------------
    OutputFcn identity;
    // The next line define the equation used to simulate the system :
    // here "f" is used (=the same as the one used for the ocp) so the trajectory simulated
    // from the commands will be exactly the same as the one calculated by the MPC.
    // If for instance you want to test robusness, you can define an other dynamic equation "f2"
    // with changed parameters and put it here.
    DynamicSystem dynamicSystem( f,identity );
    Process process( dynamicSystem,INT_RK45 );

    // SETTING UP THE MPC CONTROLLER:
    // ------------------------------
    RealTimeAlgorithm alg( ocp, tmpc );

    //Usually, you do only one step of the optimisation algorithm (~Gauss-Newton here)
    //at each activation of the MPC, that way the delay between getting the state and
    //sending a command is as quick as possible.
    alg.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 1 );

    StaticReferenceTrajectory zeroReference;
    Controller controller( alg,zeroReference );


    // SET AN INITIAL GUESS FOR THE FIRST MPC LOOP (NEXT LOOPS WILL USE AS INITIAL GUESS THE SOLUTION FOUND AT THE PREVIOUS MPC LOOP)
    Grid timeGrid(0.0,T,nb_nodes+1);
    VariablesGrid x_init(16, timeGrid);
    // init with static
    for (int i = 0 ; i<nb_nodes+1 ; i++ ) {
            x_init(i,0) = 0.;
            x_init(i,1) = 0.;
            x_init(i,2) = 0.;
            x_init(i,3) = 0.;
            x_init(i,4) = 0.;
            x_init(i,5) = 0.;
            x_init(i,6) = 0.;
            x_init(i,7) = 0.;
            x_init(i,8) = 0.;
            x_init(i,9) = 0.;
            x_init(i,10) = 0.;
            x_init(i,11) = 0.;
            x_init(i,12) = 58.; //58. is the propeller rotation speed so the total thrust balance the weight of the quad
            x_init(i,13) = 58.;
            x_init(i,14) = 58.;
            x_init(i,15) = 58.;
        }
    alg.initializeDifferentialStates(x_init);

    // SET OPTION AND PLOTS WINDOW
    // ---------------------------
    // Linesearch is an algorithm which will try several points along the descent direction to choose a better step length.
    // It looks like activating this option produice more stable trajectories.198
    alg.set( GLOBALIZATION_STRATEGY, GS_LINESEARCH );

    alg.set(INTEGRATOR_TYPE, INT_RK45);

    // You can uncomment those lines to see how the predicted trajectory involve along time
    // (but be carefull because you will have 1 ploting window per MPC loop)
//    GnuplotWindow window1(PLOT_AT_EACH_ITERATION);
//    window1.addSubplot( z,"DifferentialState z" );
//    window1.addSubplot( x,"DifferentialState x" );
//    window1.addSubplot( theta,"DifferentialState theta" );
//    window1.addSubplot( 16./((x+3)*(x+3)+4*(z-5)*(z-5)),"Dist obs1" );
//    window1.addSubplot( 16./((x-3)*(x-3)+4*(z-9)*(z-9)),"Dist obs2" );
//    window1.addSubplot( 16./((x+2)*(x+2)+4*(z-15)*(z-15)),"Dist obs3" );
//    alg<<window1;


    // SETTING UP THE SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT,  RUN THE EXAMPLE...
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    // The first argument is the starting time, the second the end time.
    SimulationEnvironment sim( 0.0,10.,process,controller );

    //Setting the state of the sytem at the beginning of the simulation.
    DVector x0(16);
    x0.setZero();
    x0(0) = 0.;
    x0(12) = 58.;
    x0(13) = 58.;
    x0(14) = 58.;
    x0(15) = 58.;

    t = clock();
    if (sim.init( x0 ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
        exit( EXIT_FAILURE );
    if (sim.run( ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
        exit( EXIT_FAILURE );
    t = clock() - t;
    std::cout << "total time : " << (((float)t)/CLOCKS_PER_SEC)<<std::endl;

    // ...SAVE THE RESULTS IN FILES
    // ----------------------------------------------------------

    std::ofstream file;
    file.open("/tmp/log_state.txt",std::ios::out);
    std::ofstream file2;
    file2.open("/tmp/log_control.txt",std::ios::out);

    VariablesGrid sampledProcessOutput;
    sim.getSampledProcessOutput( sampledProcessOutput );
    sampledProcessOutput.print(file);

    VariablesGrid feedbackControl;
    sim.getFeedbackControl( feedbackControl );
    feedbackControl.print(file2);


    // ...AND PLOT THE RESULTS
    // ----------------------------------------------------------

    GnuplotWindow window;
    window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(0), "x " );
    window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(1), "y " );
    window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(2), "z " );
    window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(6),"phi" );
    window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(7),"theta" );
    window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(8),"psi" );
    window.plot( );

    graphics::corbaServer::ClientCpp client = graphics::corbaServer::ClientCpp();
    client.createWindow("window");

    return 0;
}
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/* >>> start tutorial code >>> */
int main( ){


    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO


    // DEFINE VALRIABLES:
    // ---------------------------
    DifferentialStateVector  q(2);   // the generalized coordinates of the pendulum
    DifferentialStateVector dq(2);   // the associated velocities


    const double L1    = 1.00;       // length of the first pendulum
    const double L2    = 1.00;       // length of the second pendulum
    const double m1    = 1.00;       // mass of the first pendulum
    const double m2    = 1.00;       // mass of the second pendulum
    const double g     = 9.81;       // gravitational constant
    const double alpha = 0.10;       // a friction constant

    const double J_11 = (m1+m2)*L1*L1;   // auxiliary variable (inertia comp.)
    const double J_22 =  m2    *L2*L2;   // auxiliary variable (inertia comp.)
    const double J_12 =  m2    *L1*L2;   // auxiliary variable (inertia comp.)

    const double E1   = -(m1+m2)*g*L1;   // auxiliary variable (pot energy 1)
    const double E2   = - m2    *g*L2;   // auxiliary variable (pot energy 2)

    IntermediateState  c1;
    IntermediateState  c2;
    IntermediateState  c3;

    IntermediateState   T;
    IntermediateState   V;
    IntermediateStateVector Q;


    // COMPUTE THE KINETIC ENERGY T AND THE POTENTIAL V:
    // -------------------------------------------------

    c1 = cos(q(0));
    c2 = cos(q(1));
    c3 = cos(q(0)+q(1));

    T  = 0.5*J_11*dq(0)*dq(0) + 0.5*J_22*dq(1)*dq(1) + J_12*c3*dq(0)*dq(1);
    V  = E1*c1 + E2*c2;
    Q  = (-alpha*dq);


    // AUTOMATICALLY DERIVE THE EQUATIONS OF MOTION BASED ON THE LAGRANGIAN FORMALISM:
    // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    DifferentialEquation  f;
    LagrangianFormalism( f, T - V, Q, q, dq );


    // Define an integrator:
    // ---------------------
    IntegratorBDF integrator( f );


    // Define an initial value:
    // ------------------------

    double x_start[4] = { 0.0, 0.5, 0.0, 0.1 };

    double t_start    =   0.0;
    double t_end      =   3.0;

    // START THE INTEGRATION
    // ----------------------
    integrator.set( INTEGRATOR_PRINTLEVEL, MEDIUM );
    integrator.set( INTEGRATOR_TOLERANCE, 1e-12 );

    integrator.freezeAll();
    integrator.integrate( x_start, t_start, t_end );


    VariablesGrid xres;
    integrator.getTrajectory(&xres,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL);

    GnuplotWindow window;
        window.addSubplot( xres(0), "The excitation angle of pendulum 1" );
        window.addSubplot( xres(1), "The excitation angle of pendulum 2" );
        window.addSubplot( xres(2), "The angular velocity of pendulum 1" );
        window.addSubplot( xres(3), "The angular velocity of pendulum 2" );
    window.plot();


    return 0;
}
/* >>> start tutorial code >>> */
int main( ){


    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // Define a Right-Hand-Side:
    // -------------------------
    DifferentialState     x;
    DifferentialEquation  f;
    TIME t;

    f << dot(x) == -x + sin(0.01*t);


    // Define an initial value:
    // ------------------------

	Vector xStart( 1 );
	xStart(0) = 1.0;

    double tStart    =   0.0;
    double tEnd      =   1000.0;

	Grid timeHorizon( tStart,tEnd,2 );
	Grid timeGrid( tStart,tEnd,20 );


    // Define an integration algorithm:
    // --------------------------------

	IntegrationAlgorithm intAlg;
	
	intAlg.addStage( f, timeHorizon );

	intAlg.set( INTEGRATOR_TYPE, INT_BDF );
    intAlg.set( INTEGRATOR_PRINTLEVEL, MEDIUM );
    intAlg.set( INTEGRATOR_TOLERANCE, 1.0e-3 );
	intAlg.set( PRINT_INTEGRATOR_PROFILE, YES );
	intAlg.set( PLOT_RESOLUTION, HIGH );


	GnuplotWindow window;
	window.addSubplot( x,"x" );
	
	intAlg << window;


    // START THE INTEGRATION
    // ----------------------

    intAlg.integrate( timeHorizon, xStart );


    // GET THE RESULTS
    // ---------------

	VariablesGrid differentialStates;
	intAlg.getX( differentialStates );
	
	differentialStates.print( "x" );

	Vector xEnd;
	intAlg.getX( xEnd );
	
	xEnd.print( "xEnd" );


    return 0;
}
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/* >>> start tutorial code >>> */
int main( ){

    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // -------------------------
    DifferentialState     v,s,m;
    Control               u    ;
    DifferentialEquation  f    ;

    const double t_start =  0.0;
    const double t_end   = 10.0;

    // DEFINE A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION:
    // -------------------------------

    f << dot(s) == v;
    f << dot(v) == (u-0.02*v*v)/m;
    f << dot(m) == -0.01*u*u;


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, 20 );
    ocp.minimizeLagrangeTerm( u*u );
    ocp.subjectTo( f );

	ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, s ==  0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, v ==  0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, m ==  1.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_END  , s == 10.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_END  , v ==  0.0 );

    ocp.subjectTo( -0.01 <= v <= 1.3 );
	
	ocp.subjectTo( u*u >= -1.0 );


    // DEFINE A PLOT WINDOW:
    // ---------------------
    GnuplotWindow window;
        window.addSubplot( s,"DifferentialState s" );
        window.addSubplot( v,"DifferentialState v" );
        window.addSubplot( m,"DifferentialState m" );
        window.addSubplot( u,"Control u" );
        window.addSubplot( PLOT_KKT_TOLERANCE,"KKT Tolerance" );
//         window.addSubplot( 0.5 * m * v*v,"Kinetic Energy" );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM AND SOLVE THE OCP:
    // ---------------------------------------------------
    OptimizationAlgorithm algorithm(ocp);

// 	algorithm.set( INTEGRATOR_TYPE, INT_BDF );

//     algorithm.set( INTEGRATOR_TOLERANCE, 1e-6 );
//     algorithm.set( KKT_TOLERANCE, 1e-3 );

  //algorithm.set( DYNAMIC_SENSITIVITY,  FORWARD_SENSITIVITY );



    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, EXACT_HESSIAN );
    algorithm.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 20 );
    algorithm.set( KKT_TOLERANCE, 1e-10 );
// 	algorithm.set( MAX_NUM_INTEGRATOR_STEPS, 4 );

    algorithm << window;
    algorithm.solve();

// 	BlockMatrix sens;
// 	algorithm.getSensitivitiesX( sens );
// 	sens.print();

    return 0;
}
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int main( )
{
    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO


    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // -------------------------
	DifferentialState xB; //Body Position
	DifferentialState xW; //Wheel Position
	DifferentialState vB; //Body Velocity
	DifferentialState vW; //Wheel Velocity

	Control F;
	Disturbance R;

	double mB = 350.0;
	double mW = 50.0;
	double kS = 20000.0;
	double kT = 200000.0;


    // DEFINE A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION:
    // -------------------------------
    DifferentialEquation f;

	f << dot(xB) == vB;
	f << dot(xW) == vW;
	f << dot(vB) == ( -kS*xB + kS*xW + F ) / mB;
	f << dot(vW) == (  kS*xB - (kT+kS)*xW + kT*R - F ) / mW;


    // DEFINE LEAST SQUARE FUNCTION:
    // -----------------------------
    Function h;

    h << xB;
    h << xW;
	h << vB;
    h << vW;
	h << F;

    DMatrix Q(5,5); // LSQ coefficient matrix
	Q(0,0) = 10.0;
	Q(1,1) = 10.0;
	Q(2,2) = 1.0;
	Q(3,3) = 1.0;
	Q(4,4) = 1.0e-8;

    DVector r(5); // Reference
    r.setAll( 0.0 );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    const double tStart = 0.0;
    const double tEnd   = 1.0;

    OCP ocp( tStart, tEnd, 20 );

    ocp.minimizeLSQ( Q, h, r );

	ocp.subjectTo( f );

	ocp.subjectTo( -200.0 <= F <= 200.0 );
	ocp.subjectTo( R == 0.0 );


    // SETTING UP THE REAL-TIME ALGORITHM:
    // -----------------------------------
	RealTimeAlgorithm alg( ocp,0.025 );
	alg.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 1 );
	alg.set( PLOT_RESOLUTION, MEDIUM );

	GnuplotWindow window;
	  window.addSubplot( xB, "Body Position [m]" );
	  window.addSubplot( xW, "Wheel Position [m]" );
	  window.addSubplot( vB, "Body Velocity [m/s]" );
	  window.addSubplot( vW, "Wheel Velocity [m/s]" );
	  window.addSubplot( F,  "Damping Force [N]" );
	  window.addSubplot( R,  "Road Excitation [m]" );

	alg << window;


    // SETUP CONTROLLER AND PERFORM A STEP:
    // ------------------------------------
	StaticReferenceTrajectory zeroReference( "ref.txt" );

	Controller controller( alg,zeroReference );

	DVector y( 4 );
	y.setZero( );
	y(0) = 0.01;

	if (controller.init( 0.0,y ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
		exit( 1 );
	if (controller.step( 0.0,y ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
		exit( 1 );

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
Beispiel #12
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int main( ){

    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO


    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // -------------------------
    const int N = 2;

    DifferentialState        x, y("", N, 1);
    Control                   u;
    DifferentialEquation      f;

    const double t_start =  0.0;
    const double t_end   = 10.0;


    // DEFINE A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION:
    // -------------------------------

    f << dot(x) == -x + 0.9*x*x + u;

    int i;
    for( i = 0; i < N; i++ )
        f << dot( y(i) ) == -y(i) + 0.5*y(i)*y(i) + u;


    // DEFINE LEAST SQUARE FUNCTION:
    // -----------------------------

    Function h,m;

    h <<     x;
    h << 2.0*u;

    m << 10.0*x  ;
    m <<  0.1*x*x;

    DMatrix S(2,2);
    DVector r(2);

    S.setIdentity();
    r.setAll( 0.1 );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, 5 );

    ocp.minimizeLSQ       ( S, h, r );
    ocp.minimizeLSQEndTerm( S, m, r );

    ocp.subjectTo( f );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, x == 1.0 );

    for( i = 0; i < N; i++ )
        ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, y(i) == 1.0 );


    // Additionally, flush a plotting object
    GnuplotWindow window;
        window.addSubplot( x,"DifferentialState x" );
        window.addSubplot( u,"Control u" );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM AND SOLVE THE OCP:
    // ---------------------------------------------------
    OptimizationAlgorithm algorithm(ocp);
    algorithm << window;

//    algorithm.set( PRINT_SCP_METHOD_PROFILE, YES );
//    algorithm.set( DYNAMIC_SENSITIVITY,  FORWARD_SENSITIVITY_LIFTED );
//    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, CONSTANT_HESSIAN );
//    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, FULL_BFGS_UPDATE );
//    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, BLOCK_BFGS_UPDATE );
    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, GAUSS_NEWTON );
//    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, GAUSS_NEWTON_WITH_BLOCK_BFGS );
//    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION, EXACT_HESSIAN );

    // Necessary to use with GN Hessian approximation.
    algorithm.set( LEVENBERG_MARQUARDT, 1e-10 );

    algorithm.solve();

    return 0;
}
Beispiel #13
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int main( ) {


    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO


// DIFFERENTIAL STATES :
// -------------------------
    DifferentialState      r;      //  the length r of the cable
    DifferentialState    phi;      //  the angle phi
    DifferentialState  theta;      //  the angle theta
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
    DifferentialState     dr;      //  first  derivative of r0    with respect to t
    DifferentialState   dphi;      //  first  derivative of phi   with respect to t
    DifferentialState dtheta;      //  first  derivative of theta with respect to t
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
    DifferentialState      n;      //  winding number
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
    DifferentialState    Psi;      //  the roll angle Psi
    DifferentialState     CL;      //  the aerodynamic lift coefficient
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
    DifferentialState      W;      //  integral over the power at the generator
    //  ( = ENERGY )


// CONTROL :
// -------------------------
    Control             ddr0;      //  second derivative of r0    with respect to t
    Control             dPsi;      //  first  derivative of Psi   with respect to t
    Control              dCL;      //  first  derivative of CL    with respect to t


// PARAMETERS :
// ------------------------
    //  PARAMETERS OF THE KITE :
    //  -----------------------------
    double         mk =  850.00;      //  mass of the kite               //  [ kg    ]
    double          A =  500.00;      //  effective area                 //  [ m^2   ]
    double          V =  720.00;      //  volume                         //  [ m^3   ]
    double        cd0 =    0.04;      //  aerodynamic drag coefficient   //  [       ]
    //  ( cd0: without downwash )
    double          K =    0.04;      //  induced drag constant          //  [       ]


    //   PHYSICAL CONSTANTS :
    //  -----------------------------
    double          g =    9.81;      //  gravitational constant         //  [ m /s^2]
    double        rho =    1.23;      //  density of the air             //  [ kg/m^3]

    //  PARAMETERS OF THE CABLE :
    //  -----------------------------
    double       rhoc = 1450.00;      //  density of the cable           //  [ kg/m^3]
    double         cc =    1.00;      //  frictional constant            //  [       ]
    double         dc = 0.05614;      //  diameter                       //  [ m     ]


    //  PARAMETERS OF THE WIND :
    //  -----------------------------
    double         w0 =   10.00;      //  wind velocity at altitude h0   //  [ m/s   ]
    double         h0 =  100.00;      //  the altitude h0                //  [ m     ]
    double         hr =    0.10;      //  roughness length               //  [ m     ]



// OTHER VARIABLES :
// ------------------------

    double AQ               ;      //  cross sectional area

    IntermediateState     mc;      //  mass of the cable
    IntermediateState     m ;      //  effective inertial mass
    IntermediateState     m_;      //  effective gravitational mass

    IntermediateState     Cg;

    IntermediateState     dm;      //  first  derivative of m     with respect to t


// DEFINITION OF PI :
// ------------------------

    double PI = 3.1415926535897932;


// ORIENTATION AND FORCES :
// ------------------------

    IntermediateState h               ;      //  altitude of the kite
    IntermediateState w               ;      //  the wind at altitude h
    IntermediateState we          [ 3];      //  effective wind vector
    IntermediateState nwe             ;      //  norm of the effective wind vector
    IntermediateState nwep            ;      //  -
    IntermediateState ewep        [ 3];      //  projection of ewe
    IntermediateState eta            ;      //  angle eta: cf. [2]
    IntermediateState et          [ 3];      //  unit vector from the left to the right wing tip
    IntermediateState Caer            ;
    IntermediateState Cf              ;      //  simple constants
    IntermediateState CD              ;      //  the aerodynamic drag coefficient
    IntermediateState Fg          [ 3];      //  the gravitational force
    IntermediateState Faer        [ 3];      //  the aerodynamic force
    IntermediateState Ff          [ 3];      //  the frictional force
    IntermediateState F           [ 3];      //  the total force


// TERMS ON RIGHT-HAND-SIDE
// OF THE DIFFERENTIAL
// EQUATIONS              :
// ------------------------

    IntermediateState a_pseudo    [ 3];      //  the pseudo accelaration
    IntermediateState dn              ;      //  the time derivate of the kite's winding number
    IntermediateState ddr             ;      //  second derivative of s     with respect to t
    IntermediateState ddphi           ;      //  second derivative of phi   with respect to t
    IntermediateState ddtheta         ;      //  second derivative of theta with respect to t
    IntermediateState power           ;      //  the power at the generator
// ------------------------                 //  ----------------------------------------------
    IntermediateState regularisation  ;      //  regularisation of controls



//                        MODEL EQUATIONS :
// ===============================================================



// CROSS AREA OF THE CABLE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    AQ      =  PI*dc*dc/4.0                                       ;

// THE EFECTIVE MASS' :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    mc      =  rhoc*AQ*r        ;   // mass of the cable
    m       =  mk + mc     / 3.0;   // effective inertial mass
    m_      =  mk + mc     / 2.0;   // effective gravitational mass
// -----------------------------   // ----------------------------
    dm      =  (rhoc*AQ/ 3.0)*dr;   // time derivative of the mass


// WIND SHEAR MODEL :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    h       =  r*cos(theta)                                       ;
    w       =  log(h/hr) / log(h0/hr) *w0                         ;


// EFFECTIVE WIND IN THE KITE`S SYSTEM :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    we[0]   =  w*sin(theta)*cos(phi) -              dr    ;
    we[1]   = -w*sin(phi)            - r*sin(theta)*dphi  ;
    we[2]   = -w*cos(theta)*cos(phi) + r           *dtheta;


// CALCULATION OF THE KITE`S TRANSVERSAL AXIS :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    nwep    =  pow(                we[1]*we[1] + we[2]*we[2], 0.5 );
    nwe     =  pow(  we[0]*we[0] + we[1]*we[1] + we[2]*we[2], 0.5 );
    eta     =  asin( we[0]*tan(Psi)/ nwep )                       ;

// ---------------------------------------------------------------

// ewep[0] =  0.0                                                ;
    ewep[1] =  we[1] / nwep                                       ;
    ewep[2] =  we[2] / nwep                                       ;

// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    et  [0] =  sin(Psi)                                                  ;
    et  [1] =  (-cos(Psi)*sin(eta))*ewep[1] - (cos(Psi)*cos(eta))*ewep[2];
    et  [2] =  (-cos(Psi)*sin(eta))*ewep[2] + (cos(Psi)*cos(eta))*ewep[1];




// CONSTANTS FOR SEVERAL FORCES :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    Cg      =  (V*rho-m_)*g                                       ;
    Caer    =  (rho*A/2.0 )*nwe                                   ;
    Cf      =  (rho*dc/8.0)*r*nwe                                 ;


// THE DRAG-COEFFICIENT :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    CD      =  cd0 + K*CL*CL                                      ;



// SUM OF GRAVITATIONAL AND LIFTING FORCE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    Fg  [0] =  Cg  *  cos(theta)                                  ;
// Fg  [1] =  Cg  *  0.0                                         ;
    Fg  [2] =  Cg  *  sin(theta)                                  ;


// SUM OF THE AERODYNAMIC FORCES :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    Faer[0] =  Caer*( CL*(we[1]*et[2]-we[2]*et[1]) + CD*we[0] )   ;
    Faer[1] =  Caer*( CL*(we[2]*et[0]-we[0]*et[2]) + CD*we[1] )   ;
    Faer[2] =  Caer*( CL*(we[0]*et[1]-we[1]*et[0]) + CD*we[2] )   ;


// THE FRICTION OF THE CABLE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

// Ff  [0] =  Cf  *  cc* we[0]                                   ;
    Ff  [1] =  Cf  *  cc* we[1]                                   ;
    Ff  [2] =  Cf  *  cc* we[2]                                   ;



// THE TOTAL FORCE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    F   [0] = Fg[0] + Faer[0]                                     ;
    F   [1] =         Faer[1] + Ff[1]                             ;
    F   [2] = Fg[2] + Faer[2] + Ff[2]                             ;



// THE PSEUDO ACCELERATION:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    a_pseudo [0] =  - ddr0
                    + r*(                         dtheta*dtheta
                            + sin(theta)*sin(theta)*dphi  *dphi   )
                    - dm/m*dr                                     ;

    a_pseudo [1] =  - 2.0*cos(theta)/sin(theta)*dphi*dtheta
                    - 2.0*dr/r*dphi
                    - dm/m*dphi                                   ;

    a_pseudo [2] =    cos(theta)*sin(theta)*dphi*dphi
                      - 2.0*dr/r*dtheta
                      - dm/m*dtheta                                 ;




// THE EQUATIONS OF MOTION:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    ddr          =  F[0]/m                + a_pseudo[0]           ;
    ddphi        =  F[1]/(m*r*sin(theta)) + a_pseudo[1]           ;
    ddtheta      = -F[2]/(m*r           ) + a_pseudo[2]           ;





// THE DERIVATIVE OF THE WINDING NUMBER :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    dn           =  (        dphi*ddtheta - dtheta*ddphi     ) /
                    (2.0*PI*(dphi*dphi    + dtheta*dtheta)   )      ;



// THE POWER AT THE GENERATOR :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

    power        =   m*ddr*dr                                     ;



// REGULARISATION TERMS :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------


    regularisation =    5.0e2 * ddr0    * ddr0
                        + 1.0e8 * dPsi    * dPsi
                        + 1.0e5 * dCL     * dCL
                        + 2.5e5 * dn      * dn
                        + 2.5e7 * ddphi   * ddphi;
    + 2.5e7 * ddtheta * ddtheta;
    + 2.5e6 * dtheta  * dtheta;
//                   ---------------------------



// THE "RIGHT-HAND-SIDE" OF THE ODE:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
    DifferentialEquation f;

    f  << dot(r)      ==  dr                             ;
    f  << dot(phi)    ==  dphi                           ;
    f  << dot(theta)  ==  dtheta                         ;
    f  << dot(dr)     ==  ddr0                           ;
    f  << dot(dphi)   ==  ddphi                          ;
    f  << dot(dtheta) ==  ddtheta                        ;
    f  << dot(n)      ==  dn                             ;
    f  << dot(Psi)    ==  dPsi                           ;
    f  << dot(CL)     ==  dCL                            ;
    f  << dot(W)      == (-power + regularisation)*1.0e-6;


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    OCP ocp( 0.0, 18.0, 18 );
    ocp.minimizeMayerTerm( W );
    ocp.subjectTo( f );


    // INITIAL VALUE CONSTRAINTS:
    // ---------------------------------
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, n == 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, W == 0.0 );


    // PERIODIC BOUNDARY CONSTRAINTS:
    // ----------------------------------------
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, r     , -r     , 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, phi   , -phi   , 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, theta , -theta , 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, dr    , -dr    , 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, dphi  , -dphi  , 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, dtheta, -dtheta, 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, Psi   , -Psi   , 0.0 );
    ocp.subjectTo( 0.0, CL    , -CL    , 0.0 );

    ocp.subjectTo( -0.34   <= phi   <= 0.34   );
    ocp.subjectTo(  0.85   <= theta <= 1.45   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -40.0   <= dr    <= 10.0   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -0.29   <= Psi   <= 0.29   );
    ocp.subjectTo(  0.1    <= CL    <= 1.50   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -0.7    <= n     <= 0.90   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -25.0   <= ddr0  <= 25.0   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -0.065  <= dPsi  <= 0.065  );
    ocp.subjectTo( -3.5    <= dCL   <= 3.5    );


    // CREATE A PLOT WINDOW AND VISUALIZE THE RESULT:
    // ----------------------------------------------

    GnuplotWindow window;
    window.addSubplot( r,    "CABLE LENGTH  r [m]" );
    window.addSubplot( phi,  "POSITION ANGLE  phi [rad]" );
    window.addSubplot( theta,"POSITION ANGLE theta [rad]" );
    window.addSubplot( Psi,  "ROLL ANGLE  psi [rad]" );
    window.addSubplot( CL,   "LIFT COEFFICIENT  CL" );
    window.addSubplot( W,    "ENERGY  W [MJ]" );
    window.addSubplot( F[0], "FORCE IN CABLE [N]" );
    window.addSubplot( phi,theta, "Kite Orbit","theta [rad]","phi [rad]" );

    // DEFINE AN OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM AND SOLVE THE OCP:
    // ---------------------------------------------------

    OptimizationAlgorithm algorithm(ocp);

    algorithm.initializeDifferentialStates("powerkite_states.txt"    );
    algorithm.initializeControls          ("powerkite_controls.txt"  );
    algorithm.set                         ( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 100  );
    algorithm.set                         ( KKT_TOLERANCE    , 1e-2 );

    algorithm << window;

    algorithm.set( PRINT_SCP_METHOD_PROFILE, YES );

    algorithm.solve();
    return 0;
}
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USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

int main( )
{

// DIFFERENTIAL STATES :
// -------------------------
   DifferentialState      r;      //  the length r of the cable
   DifferentialState    phi;      //  the angle phi
   DifferentialState  theta;      //  the angle theta (grosser wert- naeher am boden/kleiner wert - weiter oben)
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
   DifferentialState     dr;      //  first  derivative of r0    with respect to t
   DifferentialState   dphi;      //  first  derivative of phi   with respect to t
   DifferentialState dtheta;      //  first  derivative of theta with respect to t
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
   DifferentialState      n;      //  winding number(rauslassen)
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
   DifferentialState    Psi;      //  the roll angle Psi
   DifferentialState     CL;      //  the aerodynamic lift coefficient
// -------------------------      //  -------------------------------------------
   DifferentialState      W;      //  integral over the power at the generator
                                  //  ( = ENERGY )(rauslassen)


   // MEASUREMENT FUNCTION :
// -------------------------
   Function                   model_response         ;    // the measurement function


// CONTROL :
// -------------------------
   Control             ddr0;      //  second derivative of r0    with respect to t
   Control             dPsi;      //  first  derivative of Psi   with respect to t
   Control              dCL;      //  first  derivative of CL    with respect to t


   Disturbance       w_extra;


// PARAMETERS :
// ------------------------
                                     //  PARAMETERS OF THE KITE :
                                     //  -----------------------------
   double         mk =  2000.00;      //  mass of the kite               //  [ kg    ](maybe change to 5000kg)
   double          A =  500.00;      //  effective area                 //  [ m^2   ]
   double          V =  720.00;      //  volume                         //  [ m^3   ]
   double        cd0 =    0.04;      //  aerodynamic drag coefficient   //  [       ]
                                     //  ( cd0: without downwash )
   double          K =    0.04;      //  induced drag constant          //  [       ]


                                     //   PHYSICAL CONSTANTS :
                                     //  -----------------------------
   double          g =    9.81;      //  gravitational constant         //  [ m /s^2]
   double        rho =    1.23;      //  density of the air             //  [ kg/m^3]

                                     //  PARAMETERS OF THE CABLE :
                                     //  -----------------------------
   double       rhoc = 1450.00;      //  density of the cable           //  [ kg/m^3]
   double         cc =    1.00;      //  frictional constant            //  [       ]
   double         dc = 0.05614;      //  diameter                       //  [ m     ]


                                     //  PARAMETERS OF THE WIND :
                                     //  -----------------------------
   double         w0 =   10.00;      //  wind velocity at altitude h0   //  [ m/s   ]
   double         h0 =  100.00;      //  the altitude h0                //  [ m     ]
   double         hr =    0.10;      //  roughness length               //  [ m     ]



// OTHER VARIABLES :
// ------------------------

   double AQ                       ;      //  cross sectional area

   IntermediateState     mc;      //  mass of the cable
   IntermediateState     m ;      //  effective inertial mass
   IntermediateState     m_;      //  effective gravitational mass

   IntermediateState     Cg;

   IntermediateState     dm;      //  first  derivative of m     with respect to t


// DEFINITION OF PI :
// ------------------------

   double PI = 3.1415926535897932;


// ORIENTATION AND FORCES :
// ------------------------

   IntermediateState h               ;      //  altitude of the kite
   IntermediateState w               ;      //  the wind at altitude h
   IntermediateState we          [ 3];      //  effective wind vector
   IntermediateState nwe             ;      //  norm of the effective wind vector
   IntermediateState nwep            ;      //  -
   IntermediateState ewep        [ 3];      //  projection of ewe
   IntermediateState eta             ;      //  angle eta: cf. [2]
   IntermediateState et          [ 3];      //  unit vector from the left to the right wing tip                          
   IntermediateState Caer            ;
   IntermediateState Cf              ;      //  simple constants
   IntermediateState CD              ;      //  the aerodynamic drag coefficient
   IntermediateState Fg          [ 3];      //  the gravitational force
   IntermediateState Faer        [ 3];      //  the aerodynamic force
   IntermediateState Ff          [ 3];      //  the frictional force
   IntermediateState F           [ 3];      //  the total force


// TERMS ON RIGHT-HAND-SIDE
// OF THE DIFFERENTIAL
// EQUATIONS              :
// ------------------------

   IntermediateState a_pseudo    [ 3];      //  the pseudo accelaration
   IntermediateState dn              ;      //  the time derivate of the kite's winding number
   IntermediateState ddr             ;      //  second derivative of s     with respect to t
   IntermediateState ddphi           ;      //  second derivative of phi   with respect to t
   IntermediateState ddtheta         ;      //  second derivative of theta with respect to t
   IntermediateState power           ;      //  the power at the generator
// ------------------------        ------                   //  ----------------------------------------------
   IntermediateState regularisation  ;      //  regularisation of controls



//                        MODEL EQUATIONS :
// ===============================================================



// SPRING CONSTANT OF THE CABLE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   AQ      =  PI*dc*dc/4.0                                       ;

// THE EFECTIVE MASS' :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   mc      =  rhoc*AQ*r        ;   // mass of the cable
   m       =  mk + mc     / 3.0;   // effective inertial mass
   m_      =  mk + mc     / 2.0;   // effective gravitational mass
// -----------------------------   // ----------------------------
   dm      =  (rhoc*AQ/ 3.0)*dr;   // time derivative of the mass


// WIND SHEAR MODEL :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// for startup +60m
   h       =  r*cos(theta)+60.0                                       ;
//    h       =  r*cos(theta)                                       ;
   w       =  log(h/hr) / log(h0/hr) *(w0+w_extra)                    ;


// EFFECTIVE WIND IN THE KITE`S SYSTEM :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   we[0]   =  w*sin(theta)*cos(phi) -              dr    ;
   we[1]   = -w*sin(phi)            - r*sin(theta)*dphi  ;
   we[2]   = -w*cos(theta)*cos(phi) + r           *dtheta;


// CALCULATION OF THE KITE`S TRANSVERSAL AXIS :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   nwep    =  pow(                we[1]*we[1] + we[2]*we[2], 0.5 );
   nwe     =  pow(  we[0]*we[0] + we[1]*we[1] + we[2]*we[2], 0.5 );
   eta     =  asin( we[0]*tan(Psi)/ nwep )                       ;

// ---------------------------------------------------------------

// ewep[0] =  0.0                                                ;
   ewep[1] =  we[1] / nwep                                       ;
   ewep[2] =  we[2] / nwep                                       ;

// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   et  [0] =  sin(Psi)                                                  ;
   et  [1] =  (-cos(Psi)*sin(eta))*ewep[1] - (cos(Psi)*cos(eta))*ewep[2];
   et  [2] =  (-cos(Psi)*sin(eta))*ewep[2] + (cos(Psi)*cos(eta))*ewep[1];




// CONSTANTS FOR SEVERAL FORCES :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   Cg      =  (V*rho-m_)*g                                       ;
   Caer    =  (rho*A/2.0 )*nwe                                   ;
   Cf      =  (rho*dc/8.0)*r*nwe                                 ;


// THE DRAG-COEFFICIENT :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   CD      =  cd0 + K*CL*CL                                      ;



// SUM OF GRAVITATIONAL AND LIFTING FORCE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   Fg  [0] =  Cg  *  cos(theta)                                  ;
// Fg  [1] =  Cg  *  0.0                                         ;
   Fg  [2] =  Cg  *  sin(theta)                                  ;


// SUM OF THE AERODYNAMIC FORCES :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   Faer[0] =  Caer*( CL*(we[1]*et[2]-we[2]*et[1]) + CD*we[0] )   ;
   Faer[1] =  Caer*( CL*(we[2]*et[0]-we[0]*et[2]) + CD*we[1] )   ;
   Faer[2] =  Caer*( CL*(we[0]*et[1]-we[1]*et[0]) + CD*we[2] )   ;


// THE FRICTION OF THE CABLE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

// Ff  [0] =  Cf  *  cc* we[0]                                   ;
   Ff  [1] =  Cf  *  cc* we[1]                                   ;
   Ff  [2] =  Cf  *  cc* we[2]                                   ;



// THE TOTAL FORCE :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   F   [0] = Fg[0] + Faer[0]                                     ;
   F   [1] =         Faer[1] + Ff[1]                             ;
   F   [2] = Fg[2] + Faer[2] + Ff[2]                             ;



// THE PSEUDO ACCELERATION:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   a_pseudo [0] =  - ddr0
                   + r*(                         dtheta*dtheta
                         + sin(theta)*sin(theta)*dphi  *dphi   )
                   - dm/m*dr                                     ;

   a_pseudo [1] =  - 2.0*cos(theta)/sin(theta)*dphi*dtheta
                   - 2.0*dr/r*dphi
                   - dm/m*dphi                                   ;

   a_pseudo [2] =    cos(theta)*sin(theta)*dphi*dphi
                   - 2.0*dr/r*dtheta
                   - dm/m*dtheta                                 ;




// THE EQUATIONS OF MOTION:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   ddr          =  F[0]/m                + a_pseudo[0]           ;
   ddphi        =  F[1]/(m*r*sin(theta)) + a_pseudo[1]           ;
   ddtheta      = -F[2]/(m*r           ) + a_pseudo[2]           ;





// THE DERIVATIVE OF THE WINDING NUMBER :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   dn           =  (        dphi*ddtheta - dtheta*ddphi     ) /
                   (2.0*PI*(dphi*dphi    + dtheta*dtheta)   )      ;



// THE POWER AT THE GENERATOR :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------

   power        =   m*ddr*dr                                     ;



// REGULARISATION TERMS :
// ---------------------------------------------------------------


   regularisation =    5.0e2 * ddr0    * ddr0
                     + 1.0e8 * dPsi    * dPsi
                     + 1.0e5 * dCL     * dCL
                     + 2.5e5 * dn      * dn
                     + 2.5e7 * ddphi   * ddphi;
                     + 2.5e7 * ddtheta * ddtheta;
                     + 2.5e6 * dtheta  * dtheta;
//                   ---------------------------




// REFERENCE TRAJECTORY:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
        VariablesGrid myReference; myReference.read( "ref_w_zeros.txt" );// read the measurements
        PeriodicReferenceTrajectory reference( myReference );


// THE "RIGHT-HAND-SIDE" OF THE ODE:
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
   DifferentialEquation f;

   f  << dot(r)      ==  dr                             ;
   f  << dot(phi)    ==  dphi                           ;
   f  << dot(theta)  ==  dtheta                         ;
   f  << dot(dr)     ==  ddr0                           ;
   f  << dot(dphi)   ==  ddphi                          ;
   f  << dot(dtheta) ==  ddtheta                        ;
   f  << dot(n)      ==  dn                             ;
   f  << dot(Psi)    ==  dPsi                           ;
   f  << dot(CL)     ==  dCL                            ;
   f  << dot(W)      == (-power + regularisation)*1.0e-6;


   model_response << r                             ;    // the state r is measured
   model_response << phi  ;
   model_response << theta;
   model_response << dr   ;
   model_response << dphi ;
   model_response << dtheta;
   model_response << ddr0;
   model_response << dPsi;
   model_response << dCL ;


   DVector x_scal(9);

	x_scal(0) =   60.0; 
	x_scal(1) =   1.0e-1;
	x_scal(2) =   1.0e-1;
	x_scal(3) =   40.0; 
	x_scal(4) =   1.0e-1;
	x_scal(5) =   1.0e-1;
	x_scal(6) =   60.0; 
	x_scal(7) =   1.5e-1;
	x_scal(8) =   2.5;  

                 
   DMatrix Q(9,9);
   Q.setIdentity();
   DMatrix Q_end(9,9);
   Q_end.setIdentity();
   int i;
   for( i = 0; i < 6; i++ ){
	   Q(i,i) = (1.0e-1/x_scal(i))*(1.0e-1/x_scal(i));
           Q_end(i,i) = (5.0e-1/x_scal(i))*(5.0e-1/x_scal(i));            
     }
   for( i = 6; i < 9; i++ ){
	   Q(i,i) = (1.0e-1/x_scal(i))*(1.0e-1/x_scal(i));
           Q_end(i,i) = (5.0e-1/x_scal(i))*(5.0e-1/x_scal(i));            
     }                                           

     DVector measurements(9);
     measurements.setAll( 0.0 );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
   const double t_start = 0.0;
   const double t_end   = 10.0;
   OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, 10 );
    ocp.minimizeLSQ( Q,model_response, measurements )   ;    // fit h to the data    
    ocp.minimizeLSQEndTerm( Q_end,model_response, measurements )   ;
    ocp.subjectTo( f );


    ocp.subjectTo( -0.34   <= phi   <= 0.34   );
    ocp.subjectTo(  0.85   <= theta <= 1.45   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -40.0   <= dr    <= 10.0   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -0.29   <= Psi   <= 0.29   );
    ocp.subjectTo(  0.1    <= CL    <= 1.50   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -0.7    <= n     <= 0.90   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -25.0   <= ddr0  <= 25.0   );
    ocp.subjectTo( -0.065  <= dPsi  <= 0.065  );
    ocp.subjectTo( -3.5    <= dCL   <= 3.5    );
    ocp.subjectTo( -60.0   <= cos(theta)*r    );
	ocp.subjectTo( w_extra == 0.0  );


// SETTING UP THE (SIMULATED) PROCESS:
    // -----------------------------------
    OutputFcn identity;
    DynamicSystem dynamicSystem( f,identity );
    Process process( dynamicSystem,INT_RK45 );


	VariablesGrid disturbance; disturbance.read( "my_wind_disturbance_controlsfree.txt" );
	if (process.setProcessDisturbance( disturbance ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
		exit( EXIT_FAILURE );

    // SETUP OF THE ALGORITHM AND THE TUNING OPTIONS:
    // ----------------------------------------------
    double samplingTime = 1.0;
    RealTimeAlgorithm  algorithm( ocp, samplingTime );
    if (algorithm.initializeDifferentialStates("p_s_ref.txt"    ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
    	exit( EXIT_FAILURE );
    if (algorithm.initializeControls          ("p_c_ref.txt"  ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
    	exit( EXIT_FAILURE );

    algorithm.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 2  );
    algorithm.set( KKT_TOLERANCE    , 1e-4 );
    algorithm.set( HESSIAN_APPROXIMATION,GAUSS_NEWTON);
    algorithm.set( INTEGRATOR_TOLERANCE, 1e-6           );
	algorithm.set( GLOBALIZATION_STRATEGY,GS_FULLSTEP );
// 	algorithm.set( USE_IMMEDIATE_FEEDBACK, YES );
	algorithm.set( USE_REALTIME_SHIFTS, YES );
	algorithm.set(LEVENBERG_MARQUARDT, 1e-5);


    DVector x0(10);
    x0(0) =  1.8264164528775887e+03;
    x0(1) = -5.1770453309520573e-03;
    x0(2) =  1.2706440287266794e+00;
    x0(3) =  2.1977888424944396e+00;
    x0(4) =  3.1840786108641383e-03;
    x0(5) = -3.8281200674676448e-02;
    x0(6) =  0.0000000000000000e+00;
    x0(7) = -1.0372313936413566e-02;
    x0(8) =  1.4999999999999616e+00;
    x0(9) =  0.0000000000000000e+00;


    // SETTING UP THE NMPC CONTROLLER:
    // -------------------------------

	Controller controller( algorithm, reference );

    // SETTING UP THE SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT,  RUN THE EXAMPLE...
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    double simulationStart =  0.0;
    double simulationEnd   =  10.0;

    SimulationEnvironment sim( simulationStart, simulationEnd, process, controller );

    if (sim.init( x0 ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
    	exit( EXIT_FAILURE );
    if (sim.run( ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
    	exit( EXIT_FAILURE );

    // ...AND PLOT THE RESULTS
    // ----------------------------------------------------------

	VariablesGrid diffStates;
	sim.getProcessDifferentialStates( diffStates );
	diffStates.print( "diffStates.txt" );
	diffStates.print( "diffStates.m","DIFFSTATES",PS_MATLAB );

	VariablesGrid interStates;
	sim.getProcessIntermediateStates( interStates );
	interStates.print( "interStates.txt" );
	interStates.print( "interStates.m","INTERSTATES",PS_MATLAB );

    VariablesGrid sampledProcessOutput;
    sim.getSampledProcessOutput( sampledProcessOutput );
    sampledProcessOutput.print( "sampledOut.txt" );
    sampledProcessOutput.print( "sampledOut.m","OUT",PS_MATLAB );

    VariablesGrid feedbackControl;
    sim.getFeedbackControl( feedbackControl );
	feedbackControl.print( "controls.txt" );
	feedbackControl.print( "controls.m","CONTROL",PS_MATLAB );

    GnuplotWindow window;
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(0), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: r" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(1), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: phi" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(2), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: theta" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(3), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: dr" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(4), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: dphi" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(5), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: dtheta" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(7), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: Psi" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(8), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: CL" );
		window.addSubplot( sampledProcessOutput(9), "DIFFERENTIAL STATE: W" );
	
		window.addSubplot( feedbackControl(0), "CONTROL 1 DDR0" );
		window.addSubplot( feedbackControl(1), "CONTROL 1 DPSI" );
		window.addSubplot( feedbackControl(2), "CONTROL 1 DCL" );
    window.plot( );
	
	GnuplotWindow window2;
	window2.addSubplot( interStates(1) );
	window2.plot();
	
	return 0;
}
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/* >>> start tutorial code >>> */
int main( ){

    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // ----------------------------
    DifferentialState    x("", 10, 1);    // a differential state vector with dimension 10. (vector)
    DifferentialState    y    ;    // another differential state y                   (scalar)
    Control              u("", 2, 1);    // a control input with dimension 2.              (vector)
    Parameter            p    ;    // a parameter (here a scalar).                   (scalar)

    DifferentialEquation f    ;    // the differential equation

    const double t_start =  0.0;
    const double t_end   =  1.0;


    // READ A MATRIX "A" FROM A FILE:
    // ------------------------------
    DMatrix A; A.read( "matrix_vector_ocp_A.txt" );
    DMatrix B; B.read( "matrix_vector_ocp_B.txt" );


    // READ A VECTOR "x0" FROM A FILE:
    // -------------------------------
    DVector x0; x0.read( "matrix_vector_ocp_x0.txt" );


    // DEFINE A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION:
    // -------------------------------
    f << dot(x) == -(A*x) + B*u;                           // matrix vector notation for a linear equation
    f << dot(y) == x.transpose()*x + 2.0*u.transpose()*u;  // matrix vector notation:  x^x  = scalar product = ||x||_2^2
                                                           //                          u^u  = scalar product = ||u||_2^2


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    OCP ocp( t_start, t_end, 20 );
    ocp.minimizeMayerTerm( y );
    ocp.subjectTo( f );

    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, x == x0  );
    ocp.subjectTo( AT_START, y == 0.0 );


    GnuplotWindow window;
        window.addSubplot( x(0),"x0" );
        window.addSubplot( x(6),"x6" );
        window.addSubplot( u(0),"u0" );
        window.addSubplot( u(1),"u1" );


    // DEFINE AN OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM AND SOLVE THE OCP:
    // ---------------------------------------------------
    OptimizationAlgorithm algorithm(ocp);

    algorithm.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 20 );
    algorithm.set( KKT_TOLERANCE, 1e-10 );

    algorithm << window;
    algorithm.solve();

    return 0;
}
int main( )
{
    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO


    // INTRODUCE THE VARIABLES:
    // -------------------------
	DifferentialState xB; //Body Position
	DifferentialState xW; //Wheel Position
	DifferentialState vB; //Body Velocity
	DifferentialState vW; //Wheel Velocity

	Disturbance R;
	Control F;

	double mB = 350.0;
	double mW = 50.0;
	double kS = 20000.0;
	double kT = 200000.0;


    // DEFINE A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION:
    // -------------------------------
    DifferentialEquation f;

	f << dot(xB) == vB;
	f << dot(xW) == vW;
	f << dot(vB) == ( -kS*xB + kS*xW + F ) / mB;
	f << dot(vW) == (  kS*xB - (kT+kS)*xW + kT*R - F ) / mW;


    // SETTING UP THE (SIMULATED) PROCESS:
    // -----------------------------------
	OutputFcn identity;
	DynamicSystem dynamicSystem( f,identity );

	Process process( dynamicSystem,INT_RK45 );

	VariablesGrid disturbance = readFromFile( "road.txt" );
	if (process.setProcessDisturbance( disturbance ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
		exit( EXIT_FAILURE );

    // DEFINE AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM:
    // ----------------------------------
    Function h;

    h << xB;
    h << xW;
	h << vB;
    h << vW;
	h << F;

    Matrix Q = zeros(5,5); // LSQ coefficient matrix
	Q(0,0) = 10.0;
	Q(1,1) = 10.0;
	Q(2,2) = 1.0;
	Q(3,3) = 1.0;
	Q(4,4) = 1.0e-8;

    Vector r(5); // Reference
    r.setAll( 0.0 );


    const double tStart = 0.0;
    const double tEnd   = 1.0;

    OCP ocp( tStart, tEnd, 20 );

    ocp.minimizeLSQ( Q, h, r );

	ocp.subjectTo( f );

	ocp.subjectTo( -200.0 <= F <= 200.0 );
	ocp.subjectTo( R == 0.0 );


    // SETTING UP THE MPC CONTROLLER:
    // ------------------------------
	RealTimeAlgorithm alg( ocp,0.05 );
	alg.set( INTEGRATOR_TYPE, INT_RK78 );
	alg.set( DYNAMIC_SENSITIVITY,FORWARD_SENSITIVITY );
// 	alg.set( MAX_NUM_ITERATIONS, 2 );
//  	alg.set( USE_IMMEDIATE_FEEDBACK,YES );

	StaticReferenceTrajectory zeroReference;

	Controller controller( alg,zeroReference );


    // SETTING UP THE SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT,  RUN THE EXAMPLE...
    // ----------------------------------------------------------
	SimulationEnvironment sim( 0.0,2.5,process,controller );

	Vector x0(4);
	x0.setZero();

	if (sim.init( x0 ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
		exit( EXIT_FAILURE );
	if (sim.run( ) != SUCCESSFUL_RETURN)
		exit( EXIT_FAILURE );


    // ... AND PLOT THE RESULTS
    // ------------------------
 	VariablesGrid diffStates;
 	sim.getProcessDifferentialStates( diffStates );

 	VariablesGrid feedbackControl;
 	sim.getFeedbackControl( feedbackControl );

 	GnuplotWindow window;
 	window.addSubplot( diffStates(0),   "Body Position [m]" );
 	window.addSubplot( diffStates(1),   "Wheel Position [m]" );
 	window.addSubplot( diffStates(2),   "Body Velocity [m/s]" );
 	window.addSubplot( diffStates(3),   "Wheel Velocity [m/s]" );
 	window.addSubplot( feedbackControl, "Damping Force [N]" );
 	window.addSubplot( disturbance,     "Road Excitation [m]" );
 	window.plot( );

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}