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Formal Robustness Certificate
Can the local prediction be bounded formally inside the selected region?

What it shows
An interval-bound certificate with its assumptions and verified radius.
Claim boundary
A certificate applies only to its stated norm, radius, model, input, and verifier assumptions.
Run this with the installed CLI
Point VRAVEN at a validated model bundle. This produces one focused HTML report and works after a normal PyPI installation.
vraven analyse ./my-model \
--task explain \
--preset standard \
--format html \
--output vraven-report.html
Start with the model-folder guide if your bundle is not prepared yet. The larger documentation fixture is a contributor workflow described in Develop from source.
Generate this view
IntervalBoundVerifier(model).certify(input_tensor, target=target).write_html(output_path)
InputModel bundle, one reference input, selected target
Display mode
publication_lightEvidence levelFormal — within stated verifier assumptions
Machine output
reverse/formal_robustness_certificate.htmlRelated APIvraven.IntervalBoundVerifier
Fixture
image_pattern_cnn2dHow to read the result
- Start with the title and target metadata in the generated report.
- Read the strongest structures first, then inspect weaker or opposing evidence.
- Check the stated evidence level and status before treating a relationship as causal or formal.
- Retain the trace, model version, preprocessing, and VRAVEN version with any published claim.
Reproducibility noteThe screenshot is public documentation evidence. The source run remains local-first; raw provenance files are not published because they can contain machine paths.