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Easy, you drive in a simulator! (ie: backfeed/simulate LIDAR and camera data using a video game (GTA5 for example)). Then try to simulate lots of near-crashes,
by jonnycowboy 11y ago
Easy, you drive in a simulator! (ie: backfeed/simulate LIDAR and camera data using a video game (GTA5 for example)).
Then try to simulate lots of near-crashes, reactions to traffic lights, signs, etc.
Hotz's code just reacts to inputs. Simulate the inputs and you can run any training case you want.
- imgeohot 11y agoExactly the plan for outlier cases. Though perhaps not GTA...
- jonnycowboy 11y agoemail me (profile) if you need a simulated driver ;)
- k0doque 11y agoMaybe partner with the creator of the XXX simulator series, you could make some kind of "MMO" where each participants have to run errands the safest way possible while interacting with each other, and upload the training data. Some player could be randomly elected as "maverick" whose goal is to crash and cause accident, the other player would have to handle them. And if driving in highway is a problem, why not use a test terrain complete with fog generator? With RC car representing pedestrian, other car, animal, ... feed the video first into an AR system and then give it to the neural net. anyway good hack, I wish you well :)