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Autores principales: Zhang, Jun, Zhang, Haibo, Liu, Chun, Wang, Xiaofan, Xu, Liang
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Publicado: 2026
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.07757
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author Zhang, Jun
Zhang, Haibo
Liu, Chun
Wang, Xiaofan
Xu, Liang
author_facet Zhang, Jun
Zhang, Haibo
Liu, Chun
Wang, Xiaofan
Xu, Liang
contents Formal verification of neural control barrier functions (NCBFs) remains challenging, especially for neural networks with nonlinear activations like \(\tanh\). Existing CROWN-based methods rely on conservative linear relaxations for Jacobian bounds, limiting scalability. We propose LightCROWN, which computes tighter Jacobian bounds by exploiting the analytical properties of activation functions. Experiments on nonlinear control systems including the inverted pendulum, Dubins car, and planar quadrotor demonstrate that LightCROWN improves verification success rates up to 100\%, while enhancing speed and scalability. Our approach provides a generalizable improvement for CROWN-based frameworks, enabling more efficient verification of complex NCBFs. The code can be found at github.com/Autonomous-Systems-and-Control-Lab/verify-neural-CBF.
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spellingShingle Efficient Verification of Neural Control Barrier Functions with Smooth Nonlinear Activations
Zhang, Jun
Zhang, Haibo
Liu, Chun
Wang, Xiaofan
Xu, Liang
Machine Learning
Formal verification of neural control barrier functions (NCBFs) remains challenging, especially for neural networks with nonlinear activations like \(\tanh\). Existing CROWN-based methods rely on conservative linear relaxations for Jacobian bounds, limiting scalability. We propose LightCROWN, which computes tighter Jacobian bounds by exploiting the analytical properties of activation functions. Experiments on nonlinear control systems including the inverted pendulum, Dubins car, and planar quadrotor demonstrate that LightCROWN improves verification success rates up to 100\%, while enhancing speed and scalability. Our approach provides a generalizable improvement for CROWN-based frameworks, enabling more efficient verification of complex NCBFs. The code can be found at github.com/Autonomous-Systems-and-Control-Lab/verify-neural-CBF.
title Efficient Verification of Neural Control Barrier Functions with Smooth Nonlinear Activations
topic Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.07757