Sharp Hybrid Zonotopes: Set Operations and the Reformulation-linearization Technique
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| author | Glunt, Jonah J. Robbins, Joshua A. Siefert, Jacob A. Silvestre, Daniel Pangborn, Herschel C. |
| author_facet | Glunt, Jonah J. Robbins, Joshua A. Siefert, Jacob A. Silvestre, Daniel Pangborn, Herschel C. |
| contents | Mixed integer set representations, and specifically hybrid zonotopes, have enabled new techniques for reachability and verification of nonlinear and hybrid systems. Mixed-integer sets which have the property that their convex relaxation is equal to their convex hull are said to be sharp. This property allows the convex hull to be computed with minimal overhead, and is known to be important for improving the convergence rates of mixed-integer optimization algorithms that rely on convex relaxations. This paper examines methods for formulating sharp hybrid zonotopes and provides sharpness-preserving methods for performing several key set operations. The paper then shows how the reformulation-linearization technique can be applied to create a sharp realization of a hybrid zonotope that is initially not sharp. A numerical example applies this technique to find the convex hull of a level set of a feedforward ReLU neural network. |
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| spellingShingle | Sharp Hybrid Zonotopes: Set Operations and the Reformulation-linearization Technique Glunt, Jonah J. Robbins, Joshua A. Siefert, Jacob A. Silvestre, Daniel Pangborn, Herschel C. Systems and Control Optimization and Control Mixed integer set representations, and specifically hybrid zonotopes, have enabled new techniques for reachability and verification of nonlinear and hybrid systems. Mixed-integer sets which have the property that their convex relaxation is equal to their convex hull are said to be sharp. This property allows the convex hull to be computed with minimal overhead, and is known to be important for improving the convergence rates of mixed-integer optimization algorithms that rely on convex relaxations. This paper examines methods for formulating sharp hybrid zonotopes and provides sharpness-preserving methods for performing several key set operations. The paper then shows how the reformulation-linearization technique can be applied to create a sharp realization of a hybrid zonotope that is initially not sharp. A numerical example applies this technique to find the convex hull of a level set of a feedforward ReLU neural network. |
| title | Sharp Hybrid Zonotopes: Set Operations and the Reformulation-linearization Technique |
| topic | Systems and Control Optimization and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.17483 |