Delta-Complete Analysis for Bounded Reachability of Hybrid Systems
Sicun Gao, Soonho Kong, Wei Chen, Edmund Clarke

TL;DR
This paper introduces delta-complete analysis for hybrid systems, enabling more tractable bounded reachability verification through delta-decision problems, with an implementation that scales to complex biomedical and robotics models.
Contribution
It proposes a novel delta-complete framework for hybrid system verification, improving mathematical tractability and robustness analysis.
Findings
The framework makes verification problems more mathematically tractable.
The open-source tool dReach scales well on complex models.
The approach accounts for robustness under numerical perturbations.
Abstract
We present the framework of delta-complete analysis for bounded reachability problems of general hybrid systems. We perform bounded reachability checking through solving delta-decision problems over the reals. The techniques take into account of robustness properties of the systems under numerical perturbations. We prove that the verification problems become much more mathematically tractable in this new framework. Our implementation of the techniques, an open-source tool dReach, scales well on several highly nonlinear hybrid system models that arise in biomedical and robotics applications.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFormal Methods in Verification · Advanced Control Systems Optimization · Petri Nets in System Modeling
