Controller synthesis is a promising approach as a planner for self-adaptive systems, as it can automatically re-synthesize control strategies that satisfy the specified properties in response to runtime changes. To enhance efficiency, Directed Controller Synthesis prunes the search space by incrementally constructing a partial view of the system, aiming to find a valid controller without exhaustive exploration. This process is steered by an exploration policy (i.e., heuristic), and Reinforcement Learning has proven highly effective for learning such policies. However, a key challenge is anisotropic generalization, i.e., a policy trained on specific domain parameters is specialized, performing well in certain scenarios while remaining fragile in others. To this end, we propose a Mixture-of-Experts framework that combines multiple policies, leveraging their complementary strengths to form a more robust exploration policy. The evaluation on the Air Traffic benchmark shows that our proposal significantly increases the number of solvable instances.
Toshihide Ubukata, Mingyue Zhang, Zhiyao Wang et al.· SEAMS@ICSE· 1 citation
Results show that AGR achieves strong decision accuracy in triage and evidence verification, and produces more actionable and engineering-useful issue specifications than both raw feedback and a strong LLM baseline, while reducing unsupported details.
Zhiyao Wang, Jialong Li, Xiujing Guo et al.· International Conference on...· 0 citations
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