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In principle the mechanism would be a replica of overapproximate(X::TaylorModelReachSet, Zonotope; kwargs...), but without the time domain, ie. the relevant keywords are dom (to choose a subdomain of [-1, 1]^n, and nsdiv, partition to partition such domain. The result is either a zonotope or a union of zonotopes. We can have a similar method with Hyperrectangle as output.
This will be basically implemented in #2972; it will only remain to add a plot recipe here, which first overapproximates the PZ with a union of Z and then calls the appropriate plot recipe.
In principle the mechanism would be a replica of
overapproximate(X::TaylorModelReachSet, Zonotope; kwargs...)
, but without the time domain, ie. the relevant keywords aredom
(to choose a subdomain of[-1, 1]^n
, andnsdiv
,partition
to partition such domain. The result is either a zonotope or a union of zonotopes. We can have a similar method withHyperrectangle
as output.cc: @lucaferranti
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