The simulation of traffic scenes in the environment of an automated vehicle promises to make significant contribution to the validation of automated driving. The construction of models which describe traffic scenes in a generic manner is complicated, since the parameter space of the scenes is infinite. This paper introduces a statistical approach to generate traffic scenes in intersections. A generic model which allows us to represent the scenes is proposed. The concept of Bayesian networks is used to fit the model onto a publicly accessible dataset and to infer traffic scenes from the model. A quantitative evaluation of the results is achieved by the calculation of the total variation distance (TVD) between the distributions of several physical properties.
Generation of Scenes in Intersections for the Validation of Highly Automated Driving Functions
01.06.2019
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Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
GENERATION OF SCENES IN INTERSECTIONS FOR THE VALIDATION OF HIGHLY AUTOMATED DRIVING FUNCTIONS
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