M. J. Khojasteh
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    Videos:

  • Uncertainty-Aware Safe Exploratory Planning Using Gaussian Process and Neural Control Contraction Metric


  • Safe Multi-Agent Interaction through Robust Control Barrier Functions with Learned Uncertainties

     
  • Theory and Implementation of Event-Triggered Stabilization over Digital Channels


  • Control Barriers in Bayesian Learning of System Dynamics


  • Probabilistic Safety Constraints for Learned High Relative Degree System Dynamics


    Slides:

  • Node Deployment under Position Uncertainty for Network Localization

    ICC, May 2022.


  • Event-Triggered Stabilization over Digital Channels

    Seminar on the Interaction of Control and Information, April 2021.


  • Toward AI-Based Autonomy: Safety and Security in Cyber-Physical Systems

    Autonomous Systems Lab (ASL), Stanford, July 2020.


  • Learning-based Attacks in Cyber-Physical Systems

    NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), April 2020.


  • Probabilistic Safety Constraints for Learned High Relative Degree System Dynamics

    Conference on Learning for Dynamics and Control (L4DC), 2020.


  • Learning-based Attacks in Cyber-Physical Systems

    Stanford, UCSD, ITA 2019.


  • Posters:

  • Learning-Enabled Optimal Quantum Control

    36th Annual MIT Summer Research Program (MSRP) Research Forum, 2021.


  • Uncertainty-Aware Safe Exploratory Planning Using Gaussian Process and Neural Control Contraction Metric

    Conference on Learning for Dynamics and Control (L4DC), 2021.


  • Probabilistic Safety Constraints for Learned High Relative Degree System Dynamics

    Conference on Learning for Dynamics and Control (L4DC), 2020.


  • Authentication of Cyber-Physical Systems under Learning-Based Attacks

    IFAC Workshop on Distributed Estimation and Control in Networked Systems, Chicago, IL, 2019.


  • The Value of Information in Event Triggering: Can We Beat the Data-Rate Theorem?

    Information Theory and Applications Workshop, Pacific Beach, San Diego, 2018.


  • Time-Triggering versus Event-Triggering Control over Communication Channels

    Center for Wireless Communications Research Review, UCSD, 2017.