Concurrent Learning and Resilient Estimation
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Support prior
It is the estimate of real attack location produced by attack detection and localization algorithm.
The challenge to use support prior in dynamical estimation is:
- the inherent uncertainty of the probabilistic prior information,
- the long training time.
The uncertainty of prior could be modeled by Bernoulli distribution.
Weigthed L1 observer design with prior pruning
A numerical comparison
- Blue line: the fundamental limitation of conventional physics-driven resilient estimators (require more than half of sensors are safe)
- By using the attack detection prior, the estimator could work when 60% sensors are attacked
- With pruning algorithm, that 90% sensors are attacked are acceptable
A simulation
Relevant paper
- Y. Zheng, OM Anubi, Mestha, L., and Achanta, H., “Robust resilient signal reconstruction under adversarial attacks”, American Control Conference. (2023) [Accepted]
- Y. Zheng, OM Anubi, “Attack-Resilient Weighted L1 Observer with Prior Pruning”, American Control Conference. (2021)
- Y. Zheng, OM Anubi. “Attack-resilient observer pruning for path-tracking control of Wheeled Mobile Robot.” Dynamic Systems and Control Conference. Vol. 84287. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. (2020)
- Y. Zheng}, and Olugbenga Moses Anubi “Resilient Observer Design for Cyber-Physical Systems with Data-Driven Measurement Pruning ”, Security and Resilience in Cyber-Physical Systems, Edited by Ali Zemouche and Masoud Abbaszadeh, Springer. (2022)