Resilient Control and Safety for Multi-Agent Cyber-Physical Systems

Resilient Control and Safety for Multi-Agent Cyber-Physical Systems

Anna Lukina

Proceedings of the Twenty-Sixth International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Doctoral Consortium. Pages 5187-5188. https://doi.org/10.24963/ijcai.2017/753

I develop novel intelligent approximation algorithms for solving modern problems of CPSs, such as control and verification, by combining advanced statistical methods. it is important for the control algorithms underlying the class of multi-agent CPSs to be resilient to various kinds of attacks, and so it is for my algorithms. I have designed a very general adaptive receding-horizon synthesis approach to planning and control that can be applied to controllable stochastic dynamical systems. Apart from being fast and efficient, it provides statistical guarantees of convergence. The optimization technique based on the best features of Model Predictive Control and Particle Swarm Optimization proves to be robust in finding a winning strategy in the stochastic non-cooperative games against a malicious attacker. The technique can further benefit probabilistic model checkers and real-world CPSs.
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence: formal methods
Artificial Intelligence: agents and multi-agent systems
Artificial Intelligence: robotics
Artificial Intelligence: planning