Orthogonal Transformations for Efficient Data-Driven Reachability Analysis

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Main Authors: Xie, Peng, Alanwar, Amr
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Published: 2026
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author Xie, Peng
Alanwar, Amr
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Alanwar, Amr
contents Data-driven reachability analysis using matrix zonotopes faces a fundamental challenge: the number of generators in the reachable set grows exponentially during propagation, while current order reduction yields overly conservative approximations in data-driven settings. This paper introduces an orthogonal matrix-based framework that appropriately transfers the coordinate system before reducing the generators of the reachable set, dramatically reducing reachable set volumes. By exploiting the factorized structure of data-driven matrix zonotope generators, we develop several efficient algorithms to solve the problem. Numerical experiments demonstrate order-of-magnitude volume reductions compared to traditional methods, while maintaining comparable generator numbers. Our method provides a practical solution to improve precision in data-driven safety verification.
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spellingShingle Orthogonal Transformations for Efficient Data-Driven Reachability Analysis
Xie, Peng
Alanwar, Amr
Systems and Control
Data-driven reachability analysis using matrix zonotopes faces a fundamental challenge: the number of generators in the reachable set grows exponentially during propagation, while current order reduction yields overly conservative approximations in data-driven settings. This paper introduces an orthogonal matrix-based framework that appropriately transfers the coordinate system before reducing the generators of the reachable set, dramatically reducing reachable set volumes. By exploiting the factorized structure of data-driven matrix zonotope generators, we develop several efficient algorithms to solve the problem. Numerical experiments demonstrate order-of-magnitude volume reductions compared to traditional methods, while maintaining comparable generator numbers. Our method provides a practical solution to improve precision in data-driven safety verification.
title Orthogonal Transformations for Efficient Data-Driven Reachability Analysis
topic Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.13792