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Reliable Decision-Making With Imprecise Models, Sandhya Saisubramanian Mar 2022

Reliable Decision-Making With Imprecise Models, Sandhya Saisubramanian

Doctoral Dissertations

The rapid growth in the deployment of autonomous systems across various sectors has generated considerable interest in how these systems can operate reliably in large, stochastic, and unstructured environments. Despite recent advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning, it is challenging to assure that autonomous systems will operate reliably in the open world. One of the causes of unreliable behavior is the impreciseness of the model used for decision-making. Due to the practical challenges in data collection and precise model specification, autonomous systems often operate based on models that do not represent all the details in the environment. Even if …