Polygonal hybrid systems (SPDIs) are planar hybrid systems, whose dynamics are defined in terms of constant differential inclusions, one for each of a number of polygonal regions partitioning the plane. The reachability problem for SPDIs is known to be decidable, but depends on the goodness assumption — which states that the dynamics do not allow a trajectory to both enter and leave a region through the same edge. In this paper we extend the decidability result to generalised SPDIs (GSPDI), SPDIs not satisfying the goodness property, and give an algorithmic solution to decide reachability of such systems.
A polygonal differential inclusion system (SPDI) is a non-deterministic planar hybrid system which c...
Polygonal hybrid systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can be represented by...
Polygonal hybrid systems are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can be represented by piecew...
Polygonal hybrid systems (SPDIs) are planar hybrid systems, whose dynamics are defined in terms of c...
Hybrid systems are systems that exhibit both discrete and continuous behavior. Reachability, the que...
International audienceIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional ...
Hybrid systems combining discrete and continuous dynamics arise as mathematical models of various ar...
International audienceIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional ...
AbstractIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional non-determinis...
AbstractIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional non-determinis...
Polygonal differential inclusion systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can b...
AbstractPolygonal differential inclusion systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata whi...
AbstractPolygonal differential inclusion systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata whi...
A polygonal differential inclusion system (SPDI) is a non-deterministic planar hybrid system which c...
A polygonal differential inclusion system (SPDI) is a non-deterministic planar hybrid system which c...
A polygonal differential inclusion system (SPDI) is a non-deterministic planar hybrid system which c...
Polygonal hybrid systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can be represented by...
Polygonal hybrid systems are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can be represented by piecew...
Polygonal hybrid systems (SPDIs) are planar hybrid systems, whose dynamics are defined in terms of c...
Hybrid systems are systems that exhibit both discrete and continuous behavior. Reachability, the que...
International audienceIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional ...
Hybrid systems combining discrete and continuous dynamics arise as mathematical models of various ar...
International audienceIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional ...
AbstractIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional non-determinis...
AbstractIn this work we are concerned with the formal verification of two-dimensional non-determinis...
Polygonal differential inclusion systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can b...
AbstractPolygonal differential inclusion systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata whi...
AbstractPolygonal differential inclusion systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata whi...
A polygonal differential inclusion system (SPDI) is a non-deterministic planar hybrid system which c...
A polygonal differential inclusion system (SPDI) is a non-deterministic planar hybrid system which c...
A polygonal differential inclusion system (SPDI) is a non-deterministic planar hybrid system which c...
Polygonal hybrid systems (SPDI) are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can be represented by...
Polygonal hybrid systems are a subclass of planar hybrid automata which can be represented by piecew...