Neural Cooperative Reach-While-Avoid Certificates for Interconnected Systems
Jingyuan Zhou, Haoze Wu, Kaidi Yang

TL;DR
This paper introduces neural certificates for large-scale interconnected systems that guarantee safety and stability through decentralized, scalable, and transferable methods, validated on multi-robot and vehicle platoon experiments.
Contribution
It proposes neural cooperative reach-while-avoid certificates with dynamic-localized Lyapunov and Barrier Functions, enabling scalable, decentralized guarantees for interconnected systems.
Findings
Ensures certified cooperative reach-while-avoid in experiments
Maintains strong control performance with formal guarantees
Introduces transfer mechanism for controllers and certificates
Abstract
Providing formal guarantees for neural network-based controllers in large-scale interconnected systems remains a fundamental challenge. In particular, using neural certificates to capture cooperative interactions and verifying these certificates at scale is crucial for the safe deployment of such controllers. However, existing approaches fall short on both fronts. To address these limitations, we propose neural cooperative reach-while-avoid certificates with Dynamic-Localized Vector Control Lyapunov and Barrier Functions, which capture cooperative dynamics through state-dependent neighborhood structures and provide decentralized certificates for global exponential stability and safety. Based on the certificates, we further develop a scalable training and verification framework that jointly synthesizes controllers and neural certificates via a constrained optimization objective, and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTraffic control and management · Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems · Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Safety
