Machine Learning-Driven STL Generation for Enhancing Functional Safety of E/E Systems

The increasing complexity of safety-critical hardware systems demands advanced methods for ensuring functional safety (FuSa). Traditional techniques like ATPG and BIST are intrusive, requiring additional hardware and disrupting operations, making them unsuitable for in-field testing. To address this, for the first time, we propose a machine learning (ML)-driven automated Self-Test Library (STL) generation for seamless in-field testing during idle periods, ensuring uninterrupted fault detection and high system performance. Utilizing reinforcement learning, the STL generates design-specific test patterns, achieving up to $57.57 \%$ improvement in fault coverage and up to $85 \%$ efficiency compared to existing pattern-based testing, enhancing FuSa in mission-critical applications.

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2025-06-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/dac63849.2025.11132095
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Software Reliability and Analysis Research
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Machine Learning-Driven STL Generation for Enhancing Functional Safety of E/E Systems

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Abstract

The increasing complexity of safety-critical hardware systems demands advanced methods for ensuring functional safety (FuSa). Traditional techniques like ATPG and BIST are intrusive, requiring additional hardware and disrupting operations, making them unsuitable for in-field testing. To address this, for the first time, we propose a machine learning (ML)-driven automated Self-Test Library (STL) generation for seamless in-field testing during idle periods, ensuring uninterrupted fault detection and high system performance. Utilizing reinforcement learning, the STL generates design-specific test patterns, achieving up to $57.57 \%$ improvement in fault coverage and up to $85 \%$ efficiency compared to existing pattern-based testing, enhancing FuSa in mission-critical applications.

Siemens (Germany) (DE), Intel (United States) (US), The University of Texas at Dallas (US), Texas Instruments (India) (IN)
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