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While using PAYNT to model check some POMDPs I have come across some numerical instability problems. I have now found an example where cegis and ar disagree on whether there is a counterexample, and the counterexample found seems to be wrong. Changing the linear_equation_solver_type and the minmax_solver_environment also of course have impact on the numerical instabilities found. I have attached the example below. Sketch.zip
How could I make the numerical instabilities less impactful? Would an exact method be possible?
Let me know if you have any questions!
Luko @ Radboud
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Dear PAYNT team,
While using PAYNT to model check some POMDPs I have come across some numerical instability problems. I have now found an example where
cegis
andar
disagree on whether there is a counterexample, and the counterexample found seems to be wrong. Changing thelinear_equation_solver_type
and theminmax_solver_environment
also of course have impact on the numerical instabilities found. I have attached the example below.Sketch.zip
How could I make the numerical instabilities less impactful? Would an exact method be possible?
Let me know if you have any questions!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: