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CoSyMA: a tool for controller synthesis using multi-scale abstractions

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We introduce CoSyMA, a tool for automatic controller synthesis for incrementally stable switched systems based on multi-scale discrete abstractions. The tool accepts a description of a switched system represented by a set of differential equations and the sampling parameters used to define an approximation of the state-space on which discrete abstractions are computed. The tool generates a controller - if it exists - for the system that enforces a given safety or time-bounded reachability specification. We illustrate by examples the synthesized controllers and the significant performance gains during their computation.

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      HSCC '13: Proceedings of the 16th international conference on Hybrid systems: computation and control
      April 2013
      378 pages
      ISBN:9781450315678
      DOI:10.1145/2461328

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