Diffusion models are effective for trajectory optimization but may violate critical constraints without explicit incorporation of constraint information.
A novel approach aligns diffusion models with problem-specific constraints using a hybrid loss function that measures and penalizes constraint violations during training.
The re-weighting strategy aligns predicted constraint violations to ground truth statistics, resulting in reduced violations compared to traditional diffusion models.
This approach can be integrated into the Dynamic Data-driven Application Systems (DDDAS) framework for efficient online trajectory adaptation.