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most citedSymmetry Abstractions for Hybrid Systems and their Applications

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Symmetry Abstractions for Hybrid Systems and their Applications

Hussein Sibai, Sayan Mitra

A symmetry of a dynamical system is a map that transforms one trajectory to another trajectory. We introduce a new type of abstraction for hybrid automata based on symmetries. The…

cs.FL2019

Multi-Agent Safety Verification using Symmetry Transformations

Hussein Sibai, Navid Mokhlesi, Chuchu Fan +1

We show that symmetry transformations and caching can enable scalable, and possibly unbounded, verification of multi-agent systems. Symmetry transformations map solutions and to ot…

cs.RO2019

CyPhyHouse: A Programming, Simulation, and Deployment Toolchain for Heterogeneous Distributed Coordination

Ritwika Ghosh, Joao P. Jansch-Porto, Chiao Hsieh +6

Programming languages, libraries, and development tools have transformed the application development processes for mobile computing and machine learning. This paper introduces the…

cs.RO2019

Online monitoring for safe pedestrian-vehicle interactions

Peter Du, Zhe Huang, Tianqi Liu +5

As autonomous systems begin to operate amongst humans, methods for safe interaction must be investigated. We consider an example of a small autonomous vehicle in a pedestrian zone…

cs.RO2016

Porting Code Across Simple Mobile Robots

Yixiao Lin, Sayan Mitra, Shuting Li

The StarL programming framework aims to simplify development of distributed robotic applications by providing easy-to-use language constructs for communication and control. It has…

cs.PL2015

StarL: Towards a Unified Framework for Programming, Simulating and Verifying Distributed Robotic Systems

Yixiao Lin, Sayan Mitra

We developed StarL as a framework for programming, simulating, and verifying distributed systems that interacts with physical processes. StarL framework has (a) a collection of dis…