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Worst-case Satisfaction of STL Specifications Using Feedforward Neural Network Controllers: A Lagrange Multipliers Approach
In this paper, a reinforcement learning approach for designing feedback neural network controllers for nonlinear systems is proposed. Given a Signal Temporal Logic (STL) specification which needs to be satisfied by the system over a set of initial conditions, the neural network parameters are tuned in order to maximize the satisfaction of the STL formula. The framework is based on a max-min formulation of the robustness of the STL formula. The maximization is solved through a Lagrange multipliers method, while the minimization corresponds to a falsification problem. We present our results on a vehicle and a quadrotor model and demonstrate that our approach reduces the training time more than 50 percent compared to the baseline approach.