UPDATE: move to https://github.com/dynaroars/neuralsat/

NeuralSAT is a technique and prototype tool for verifying DNNs. It combines ideas from DPLL(T) and CDCL algorithms in SAT/SMT solving with a abstraction-based theory solver to reason about DNN properties. The tool is under active development and has not released any official versions, though periodically we evaluate the tool on existing standard benchmarks such as ACAS Xu, MNIST, CIFAR and compare the performance of the prototype to other state-of-the-art DNN verifiers.

NeuralSAT takes as input the formula $\alpha$ representing the DNN $N$ (with non-linear ReLU activation) and the formulae $\phi_{in}\Rightarrow \phi_{out}$ representing the property $\phi$ to be proved. Internally, NeuralSAT checks the satisfiability of the formula: $\alpha \land \phi_{in} \land \overline{\phi_{out}}$. NeuralSAT returns UNSAT if the formula is not satisfiable, indicating $N$ satisfies $\phi$, and SAT if the formula is satisfiable, indicating the $N$ does not satisfy $\phi$.

NeuralSAT uses a DPLL(T)-based algorithm to check unsatisfiability. NeuralSAT applies DPLL/CDCL to assign values to boolean variables and checks for conflicts the assignment has with the real-valued constraints of the DNN and the property of interest. If conflicts arise, NeuralSAT determines the assignment decisions causing the conflicts, backtracks to erase such decisions, and learns clauses to avoid those decisions in the future. NeuralSAT repeats these decisions and checking steps until it finds a full assignment for all boolean variables, in which it returns SAT, or until it no longer can backtrack, in which it returns UNSAT.

• src : Containing source code for NeuralSAT, demos, and selected benchmarks taken from VNNCOMP'22.

• Python 3.9
• PyTorch
• CUDA
• Gurobi: Gurobi requires a license (a free academic license is available).

• Make sure you have CUDA and Gurobi properly installed.
• Clone this repository.
• Navigate to neuralsat/src.
• Run pip install -r requirements.txt to install required pip packages.
• Follow the instruction from pytorch.org to install PyTorch.

• Navigate to NeuralSAT src folder.

• Minimal command

python3 main.py --net ONNX_PATH --spec VNNLIB_PATH --dataset acasxu/mnist/cifar

• More options

python3 main.py --net ONNX_PATH --spec VNNLIB_PATH --dataset acasxu/mnist/cifar [--verbose] [--attack] [--device {cpu,cuda}] [--timeout TIMEOUT] [--file OUTPUT_FILE]

Use -h or --help to see options that can be passed into NeuralSAT.

• --attack: perform either RandomAttack or PGDAttack before running verification.
• --device: run NeuralSAT on cpu/cuda (NeuralSAT only supports running on cpu with dataset acasxu)
• --file: output file to save the verification result (text format in result file: [STAT],[RUNTIME])

• UNSAT case

python3 main.py --net "benchmark/acasxu/nnet/ACASXU_run2a_1_1_batch_2000.onnx" --spec "benchmark/acasxu/spec/prop_1.vnnlib" --dataset acasxu --verbose

• SAT case (with attack)

python3 main.py --net "benchmark/acasxu/nnet/ACASXU_run2a_2_4_batch_2000.onnx" --spec "benchmark/acasxu/spec/prop_2.vnnlib" --dataset acasxu --verbose --attack 

• SAT case (without attack)

python3 main.py --net "benchmark/acasxu/nnet/ACASXU_run2a_2_4_batch_2000.onnx" --spec "benchmark/acasxu/spec/prop_2.vnnlib" --dataset acasxu --verbose