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Predicted-Flow Control Barrier Functions for Non-Control-Affine Systems
Control barrier functions (CBFs) enforce safety through conditions imposed pointwise in time without consideration of state evolution over a future horizon. Thus, CBF-based controls are typically myopic. Predicted-flow CBFs (P-CBFs) generalize CBFs from a function of the current state to a functiona
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