Towards Robustness for Cyber-Physical Systems
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(17)- Deadlock-free output feedback controller design based on approximately abstracted observers
- Probabilistic robust design of control systems for high-fidelity cyber-physical testing
- An STL-based formulation of resilience in cyber-physical systems
- Synthesizing optimally resilient controllers
- Least-violating symbolic controller synthesis for safety, reachability and attractivity specifications
- Robust, expressive, and quantitative linear temporal logics: pick any two for free
- Recent advances on filtering and control for cyber-physical systems under security and resource constraints
- Robust, expressive, and quantitative linear temporal logics: pick any two for free
- Synthesizing Optimally Resilient Controllers
- Optimally Resilient Strategies in Pushdown Safety Games
- A worst-case approach to safety and reference tracking for cyber-physical systems under network attacks
- Quantitative Robustness Analysis of Sensor Attacks on Cyber-Physical Systems
- Secure state estimation for affine T-S fuzzy systems under sparse sensor attacks
- Symbolic control: unveiling free robustness margins
- FaMoS -- fast model learning for hybrid cyber-physical systems using decision trees
- Measuring robustness in cyber-physical systems under sensor attacks
- Dynamic memory event-triggered data-driven control for cyber-physical systems under DoS attacks
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