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On the Degree of Safety: Beyond Safe or Unsafe with Control Barrier Functions
A valid control barrier function (CBF) certifies if its represented safe set can be rendered forward invariant, and the sign of its value indicates whether a state is safe or not, but it does not quantify a degree of safety beyond the binary indication. In this paper, we show that among valid CBFs r
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