Safety verification of Neural-Network-based controllers: a set invariance approach
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Abstract (arXiv)
This paper presents a novel approach to ensure the safety of continuous-time linear dynamical systems controlled by a neural network (NN) based state-feedback. Our method capitalizes on the use of continuous piece-wise affine (PWA) activation functions (e.g. ReLU) which render the NN a PWA continuous function. By computing the affine regions of the latter and applying Nagumo's theorem, a subset of boundary points can effectively verify the invariance of a potentially non-convex set. Consequently, an algorithm that partitions the state space in affine regions is proposed. The scalability of our approach is thoroughly analyzed, and extensive tests are conducted to validate its effectiveness.
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