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Gray-box Adversarial Testing for Control Systems with Machine Learning Component

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arxiv 1812.11958 v1 pith:TSTR2QFT submitted 2018-12-31 cs.LG stat.ML

classification cs.LGstat.ML
keywords systemscontroladversarialbeencontrollerslearningmethodsystem-level
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Neural Networks (NN) have been proposed in the past as an effective means for both modeling and control of systems with very complex dynamics. However, despite the extensive research, NN-based controllers have not been adopted by the industry for safety critical systems. The primary reason is that systems with learning based controllers are notoriously hard to test and verify. Even harder is the analysis of such systems against system-level specifications. In this paper, we provide a gradient based method for searching the input space of a closed-loop control system in order to find adversarial samples against some system-level requirements. Our experimental results show that combined with randomized search, our method outperforms Simulated Annealing optimization.

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