SS07 - Evaluation Methods for Autonomous Cyber-Physical Systems’ Behavior
Special Session Organized by
Luis Alberto Cruiz Salazar, Universidad Antonio Nariño, Cartagena, Colombia, Felix Gehlhoff, Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Germany, Christoph Legat, Technical University of Applied Sciences, Augsburg, Germany, Artan Markaj, Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Germany, Mehmet Mercangöz, Imperial College London, United Kingdom, and André Scholz, Siemens AG, Germany.Download Call for Papers
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Global competition, shorter product life cycles, and volatile markets are straining manufacturing, logistics, and energy operations. Workforce shortages further threaten the production of essential goods and system operations. To address this, increasing autonomy in cyber-physical systems (CPS) is key. Autonomous CPS make decisions without human intervention, systematically execute processes, adapt to environmental changes, and self-govern resources. However, their behavior is often complex and unpredictable, making evaluation crucial. This includes testing, verification,diagnostics, and performance analysis using data-driven (e.g., Generative AI), knowledge-driven, and simulation-based methods. Potential use cases range from simulation-based goal selection to explaining CPS actions to operators.Topics under this session include: