INTERLEAVE: A Faster Symbolic Algorithm for Maximal End Component Decomposition
Suguman Bansal, Ramneet Singh
Abstract
Abstract This paper presents a novel symbolic algorithm for the Maximal End Component (MEC) decomposition of a Markov Decision Process (MDP) . The key idea behind our algorithm is to interleave the computation of Strongly Connected Components (SCCs) with eager elimination of redundant state-action pairs, rather than performing these computations sequentially as done by existing state-of-the-art algorithms. Even though our approach has the same complexity as prior works, an empirical evaluation of on the standardized Quantitative Verification Benchmark Set demonstrates that it solves 19 more benchmarks (out of 368) than the closest previous algorithm. On the 149 benchmarks that prior approaches can solve, we demonstrate a 3.81 × average speedup in runtime.
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