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# IterativeLearningControl2
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[Iterative-Learning Control (ILC)](https://slunik.slu.se/kursfiler/TE0010/10095.1213/REG2_ILCReview.pdf) for linear and nonlinear systems.
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ILC is suitable in situations where a *repetitive task* is to be performed multiple times, and disturbances acting on the system are also repetitive and predictable but may be unknown. Multiple versions of ILC exists, of which we support a few that are listed below. When ILC iterations are performed by running experiments on a physical system, ILC resembles episode-based reinforcement learning (or adaptive control), while if a model is used to simulate the experiments, we can instead think of ILC as a way to solve optimal control problems (trajectory optimization).
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See [the documentation](https://baggepinnen.github.io/IterativeLearningControl2.jl/dev) for more details.
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See [the documentation](https://baggepinnen.github.io/IterativeLearningControl2.jl/dev) for more details.

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