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This paper considerably improves the accuracy and robustness of predictions through heterogeneous auxiliary networks feature mimicking, a new and effective training method that provides us with much richer contextual signals apart from steering direction.
This work proposes a multi-modal multi-task network to predict speed values and steering angles by taking previous feedback speeds and visual recordings as inputs and improves the failure data synthesis methods to solve the problem of error accumulation in real road tests.
A design to train a student model -- a failure predictor -- to predict the main model's error for input instances based on their saliency map is proposed.
A comparative study between many control techniques to investigate the efficiency of the path tracking in various driving scenarios shows that the Adaptive-MPC gives reduced RMSE value of yaw angle error compared to MPC at three different speeds for S-Road and Curved-Road.
A large-scale dataset for drivable region road detection, comprising of 15,000-pixel level high quality fine annotations and an end-to-end drivable road region detection and steering angle estimation method to ensure the autonomous driving on generalized urban, rural, and unstructured road conditions.
The novel ML framework WakeNet is presented, which can reproduce generalised 2D turbine wake velocity fields at hub-height over a wide range of yaw angles, wind speeds and turbulence intensities, with a mean accuracy of 99.8% compared to the solution calculated using the state-of-the-art wind farm modelling software FLORIS.
This study introduces the Perception Latency Mitigation Network (PLM-Net), a novel deep learning approach for addressing perception latency in vision-based Autonomous Vehicle (AV) lateral control systems, and results validate the efficacy of PLM-Net across various latency conditions.
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