Mutually Stabilized Correction in Physical Demonstration Poster.pdf
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How much should a person be allowed to interact with a controlled machine? If that machine
is easily destabilized, and if the controller operating it is essential to its operation, the answer may be that
the person should not be allowed any control authority at all. Using a combination of techniques coming
from machine learning, optimal control, and formal verification, the proposed work focuses on a computable
notion of trust that allows the embedded system to assess the safety of instruction.
Submitted by Todd Murphey
on
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How much should a person be allowed to interact with a controlled machine? If that machine
is easily destabilized, and if the controller operating it is essential to its operation, the answer may be that
the person should not be allowed any control authority at all. Using a combination of techniques coming
from machine learning, optimal control, and formal verification, the proposed work focuses on a computable
notion of trust that allows the embedded system to assess the safety of instruction.
Submitted by Todd Murphey
on