Research
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Intelligent systems are widely used in our industrial and economic world, such as intelligent
transportation systems and smart factories, which have brought a lot of convenience to our lives,
but the design and application of cyber-physical systems are still very difficult tasks and require more researchers' efforts.
The problems to be solved urgently in cyber-physical system design mainly include lack of trustable monitoring tools, lack of safe guarantees and lack of interpretable algorithms.
Lack of trustable monitoring tools:
Lack of safe guarantees:
Lack of interpretable algorithms:
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Direction I: Monitoring of Cyber-physical Systems with Formal Methods
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The inherent and increasing complexity of many cyber-physical systems (CPSs) makes it challenging for human users or designers to comprehend and interpret their performance. This issue, without proper attention paid, may lead to unwanted and even catastrophic consequences, particularly with safety-critical CPSs. Formal languages can be used to describe the behavious of CPSs in an interpretable way. However, traditional formal languages cannot deal with noisy environments. Additionally, finding the optimal formal language for CPS is still a challenge due to the sparse reward issue. This research direction tries to find formal languages to describe the behaviours of CPS. The formal language defined is robust to noise, acts as the classifier or prognoiser, and provides interpretabilities for human operators. Moreover, the learned formal lanugae can be applied to other applicaiton, such as CPS design, guiding learning direction in neural networks.
Technologies: Formal language generation, machine learning, fault diagnosis.
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Temporal logic inference for fault detection, diagnosis and intepretation
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Temporal logic inference for fault prognosis and useful life prediction
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Human-machine interaction for predictive maintenance with formal languages
TBD
Selected Papers
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Formal Language Generation for Fault Diagnosis with Spectral Logic via Adversarial Training
Gang Chen, Peng Wei, Huiming Jiang, and Mei Liu
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, 2020
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Frequency-temporal-logic-based Bearing Fault Diagnosis and Fault Interpretation using Bayesian Optimization with Bayesian Neural Networks
Gang Chen, Mei Liu, and Jin Chen
Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 2020
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Temporal-logic-based Semantic Fault Diagnosis with Time-series Data from Industrial Internet of Things
Gang Chen, Mei Liu, and Zhaodan Kong
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2020
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Direction II: Intelligent Systems Design and Control Synthesis with Formal Methods
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Control Synthesis for linear and nonlinear Systems with spectral logic specifications
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Formal language guided control synthesis for stochastic system based on Markov decision process
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Direction III: Machine Learning and Neural Networks Interpretation with Formal Methods
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Reward shaping with formal language for verifiable and safe learning systems
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Network intepretation with formal language
TBD
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