Reusable Neural Reachability via Local Refinement
Reusable Neural Reachability via Local Refinement
This research paper introduces a reusable neural reachability framework for obstacle avoidance under translation-invariant dynamics. By formulating the problem using an avoid-side travel cost Hamilton-Jacobi approach, the authors prove that the value function can be reused across translated obstacles, providing exact collision certificates outside the avoid set and conservative inner certificates within clutter. A blockwise composition framework is proposed to merge subsets of obstacles, reducing conservatism while maintaining monotonicity under merging. The method is illustrated on a Dubins car navigating a repeated clutter field.
The paper proposes a method for obstacle avoidance using translation-invariant dynamics and a Hamilton-Jacobi formulation, demonstrating that a single template value function can be reused for translated obstacles to form conservative collision certificates, with further refinement via blockwise composition to reduce conservatism in cluttered environments.
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