Computer scientist, PhD Student
PhD Student at Critical Systems Research Group
attila.ficsor@edu.bme.hu
Publications
I am a PhD Student at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary. My research interests include model-driven engineering, graph transformation, and autonomous vehicle testing. I am a member of the Critical Systems Research Group at the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Systems Engineering.
My PhD advisor is Dr. Oszkár Semeráth.
ECMFA’26 From Constraints to Commands: Graph Pattern Differentiation in 4-Valued First-Order Logic
With P. I. Papp, K. Marussy, O. Semeráth
SoSyM’26 Automated and logically exhaustive generation of traffic scenarios at road junctions using a multi-level danger definition
With A. A. Babikian, O. Semeráth, G. Mussbacher, D. Varró paper
ICSE’24 Refinery: Graph Solver as a Service
With K. Marussy, O. Semeráth, D. Varró paper
CSCS’22 Semantic Robustness Testing for Vision-Based Machine Learning Components of Autonomous Cyber-Physical Systems
paper
CSCS’22 Toolchain for the Construction of Realistic Simulated Urban Environments
With B. Pintér paper
MINISY’22 An Initial Performance Analysis of Graph Predicate Evaluation over Partial Models
With O. Semeráth paper