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cs.CV2019

Pixel and Feature Level Based Domain Adaption for Object Detection in Autonomous Driving

Yuhu Shan, Wen Feng Lu, Chee Meng Chew

The paper proposes an unsupervised domain adaptation framework for object detection in autonomous driving that combines pixel‑level image translation using GANs and cycle consisten…

#unsupervised domain adaptation#object detection#autonomous driving#pixel-level translation
cs.CV2019

M3D-RPN: Monocular 3D Region Proposal Network for Object Detection

Garrick Brazil, Xiaoming Liu

The paper introduces M3D-RPN, a monocular 3D region proposal network that uses depth‑aware convolutions to estimate 3D bounding boxes from a single image, improving detection perfo…

#monocular 3d detection#region proposal network#depth-aware convolution#autonomous driving
cs.RO2019

Agile Autonomous Driving using End-to-End Deep Imitation Learning

Yunpeng Pan, Ching-An Cheng, Kamil Saigol +4

The paper introduces an end-to-end deep imitation learning system that enables high-speed off‑road autonomous driving using only low‑cost sensors, by training a neural network to m…

#autonomous driving#imitation learning#end-to-end control#off-road navigation
cs.LG2019

Incremental Reinforcement Learning --- a New Continuous Reinforcement Learning Frame Based on Stochastic Differential Equation methods

Tianhao Chen, Limei Cheng, Yang Liu +2

The paper introduces Incremental Reinforcement Learning (IRL), a continuous reinforcement‑learning framework built on stochastic differential equations that ensures action continui…

#reinforcement learning#continuous control#stochastic differential equations#robotics
cs.CV2019

Anytime Lane-Level Intersection Estimation Based on Trajectories of Other Traffic Participants

Annika Meyer, Jonas Walter, Martin Lauer +1

The paper proposes a method for automated vehicles to infer lane-level intersection layouts directly from observed trajectories of other traffic participants, without relying on pr…

#intersection estimation#trajectory analysis#lane-level mapping#autonomous driving
cs.CV2019

Mono-Stixels: Monocular depth reconstruction of dynamic street scenes

Fabian Brickwedde, Steffen Abraham, Rudolf Mester

The paper proposes mono-stixels, a compact representation that estimates depth, motion, and semantic information from a monocular video of dynamic street scenes using optical flow,…

#monocular depth estimation#stixels#optical flow#semantic segmentation
cs.CV2019

Learning Guided Convolutional Network for Depth Completion

Jie Tang, Fei-Peng Tian, Wei Feng +2

The paper introduces a guided convolutional network that predicts spatially‑variant kernels from an RGB image to fuse sparse LiDAR depth with visual guidance, using a factorized co…

#depth completion#guided convolution#multi‑modal fusion#kernel prediction
cs.CV2019

Scalable Place Recognition Under Appearance Change for Autonomous Driving

Anh-Dzung Doan, Yasir Latif, Tat-Jun Chin +3

The paper introduces a scalable place recognition method for autonomous driving that can be efficiently retrained and compressed to handle continuous appearance changes without inc…

#place recognition#autonomous driving#appearance change#scalable algorithms
cs.CV2019

Multi-Agent Tensor Fusion for Contextual Trajectory Prediction

Tianyang Zhao, Yifei Xu, Mathew Monfort +5

The paper introduces a Multi-Agent Tensor Fusion network that jointly models agents' past trajectories, social interactions, and scene context to predict future movements for auton…

#trajectory prediction#autonomous driving#multi-agent interaction#scene context
cs.CV2019

Importance-Aware Semantic Segmentation with Efficient Pyramidal Context Network for Navigational Assistant Systems

Kaite Xiang, Kaiwei Wang, Kailun Yang

The paper introduces an importance‑aware loss function and two efficient pyramidal context networks (ERF‑PSPNet and BiERF‑PSPNet) to improve semantic segmentation for navigation‑as…

#semantic segmentation#importance-aware loss#real-time segmentation#autonomous driving
cs.LG2019

nn-dependability-kit: Engineering Neural Networks for Safety-Critical Autonomous Driving Systems

Chih-Hong Cheng, Chung-Hao Huang, Georg Nührenberg

The paper introduces nn-dependability-kit, an open‑source toolbox that helps engineers assess and improve the safety of neural networks used in autonomous driving by providing depe…

#neural network safety#autonomous driving#dependability metrics#formal verification