🚀 The feature, motivation and pitch
Hi!
Recently I am working on a project called torchcontrol, which aims implementing parallel control system simulation and control library based on PyTorch.
At the begining, I also tried to use state transition to calculate the new state. But I found it usually needs to discretelize the continuous time system, which is not easy to be done parallelly. So I turn to use odeint from torchdiffeq. This method provides a more accurate solution and is also differentiable.
I've also done the code here torchcontrol/plants/PlantBase.step. You can click and check.
Thanks!
Alternatives
Hi there!
I am wondering whether this repo still accept contribution to existing codes, such as module.System.
I would like to merge my code in torchcontrol into this repo if you don't mind it.
Thanks!
Additional context
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🚀 The feature, motivation and pitch
Hi!
Recently I am working on a project called torchcontrol, which aims implementing parallel control system simulation and control library based on PyTorch.
At the begining, I also tried to use state transition to calculate the new state. But I found it usually needs to discretelize the continuous time system, which is not easy to be done parallelly. So I turn to use
odeintfrom torchdiffeq. This method provides a more accurate solution and is also differentiable.I've also done the code here torchcontrol/plants/PlantBase.step. You can click and check.
Thanks!
Alternatives
Hi there!
I am wondering whether this repo still accept contribution to existing codes, such as module.System.
I would like to merge my code in torchcontrol into this repo if you don't mind it.
Thanks!
Additional context
No response