Modeling Naturalistic Driving Environment with High-Resolution Trajectory Data
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2023-10-01
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Edition:Final Report, April 2022 – March 2023
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Abstract:For simulation to be an effective tool for the development and testing of autonomous vehicles, the simulator must be able to produce realistic safety-critical scenarios with distribution-level accuracy. However, due to the high dimensionality of real-world driving environments and the rarity of long-tail safety-critical events, how to achieve statistical realism in simulation is a long-standing problem. In this project, we develop Neural DE, a deep learning-based framework to learn multi-agent interaction behavior from high-resolution vehicle trajectory data and propose a conflict critic model and a safety mapping network to refine the generation process of safety-critical events, following real-world occurring frequencies and patterns. The results show that Neural NDE can achieve both accurate safety-critical driving statistics (e.g., crash rate/type/severity and near-miss statistics, etc.) and normal driving statistics (e.g., vehicle speed/distance/yielding behavior distributions, etc.), as demonstrated in the simulation of urban driving environments.
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