Proportional-integral-derivative controller effecting expansion kernels comprising a plurality of spiking neurons associated with a plurality of receptive fields
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Adaptive proportional-integral-derivative controller apparatus of a plant may be implemented. The controller may comprise an encoder block utilizing basis function kernel expansion technique to encode an arbitrary combination of inputs into spike output. The basis function kernel may comprise one or more operators configured to manipulate basis components. The controller may comprise spiking neuron network operable according to reinforcement learning process. The network may receive the encoder output via a plurality of plastic connections. The process may be configured to adaptively modify connection weights in order to maximize process performance, associated with a target outcome. Features of the input may be identified and used for enabling the controlled plant to achieve the target outcome.
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