Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments
Temporal logic based approaches that automatically generate controllers have been shown to be useful for mission level planning of motion, surveillance and navigation, among others. These approaches critically rely on the validity of the environment models used for synthesis. Yet simplifying assumpt...
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todo:paper_97814503_v_n_p26_DIppolito2023-10-03T16:43:19Z Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments D'Ippolito, N. Braberman, V. Sykes, D. Uchitel, S. ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering (SIGSOFT) Controller synthesis Self-adaptive systems Adaptive systems Control theory Controllers Robots Software engineering Controller synthesis Environment models Graceful degradation Logic-based approach Progressive enhancement Self-adaptive system Simplifying assumptions Unpredictable environments Adaptive control systems Temporal logic based approaches that automatically generate controllers have been shown to be useful for mission level planning of motion, surveillance and navigation, among others. These approaches critically rely on the validity of the environment models used for synthesis. Yet simplifying assumptions are inevitable to reduce complexity and provide mission-level guarantees; no plan can guarantee results in a model of a world in which everything can go wrong. In this paper, we show how our approach, which reduces reliance on a single model by introducing a stack of models, can endow systems with incremental guarantees based on increasingly strengthened assumptions, supporting graceful degradation when the environment does not behave as expected, and progressive enhancement when it does. © 2015 ACM. Fil:Braberman, V. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. CONF info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_97814503_v_n_p26_DIppolito |
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Controller synthesis Self-adaptive systems Adaptive systems Control theory Controllers Robots Software engineering Controller synthesis Environment models Graceful degradation Logic-based approach Progressive enhancement Self-adaptive system Simplifying assumptions Unpredictable environments Adaptive control systems |
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Controller synthesis Self-adaptive systems Adaptive systems Control theory Controllers Robots Software engineering Controller synthesis Environment models Graceful degradation Logic-based approach Progressive enhancement Self-adaptive system Simplifying assumptions Unpredictable environments Adaptive control systems D'Ippolito, N. Braberman, V. Sykes, D. Uchitel, S. ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering (SIGSOFT) Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments |
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Controller synthesis Self-adaptive systems Adaptive systems Control theory Controllers Robots Software engineering Controller synthesis Environment models Graceful degradation Logic-based approach Progressive enhancement Self-adaptive system Simplifying assumptions Unpredictable environments Adaptive control systems |
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Temporal logic based approaches that automatically generate controllers have been shown to be useful for mission level planning of motion, surveillance and navigation, among others. These approaches critically rely on the validity of the environment models used for synthesis. Yet simplifying assumptions are inevitable to reduce complexity and provide mission-level guarantees; no plan can guarantee results in a model of a world in which everything can go wrong. In this paper, we show how our approach, which reduces reliance on a single model by introducing a stack of models, can endow systems with incremental guarantees based on increasingly strengthened assumptions, supporting graceful degradation when the environment does not behave as expected, and progressive enhancement when it does. © 2015 ACM. |
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D'Ippolito, N. Braberman, V. Sykes, D. Uchitel, S. ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering (SIGSOFT) |
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D'Ippolito, N. Braberman, V. Sykes, D. Uchitel, S. ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering (SIGSOFT) |
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Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments |
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Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments |
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Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments |
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Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments |
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Robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments |
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robust degradation and enhancement of robot mission behaviour in unpredictable environments |
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