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>That is, unless they use neural network magic black boxes to implement the self-driving part. Is this actually done? I thought neural networks were more or le
by carlmr 9y ago
>That is, unless they use neural network magic black boxes to implement the self-driving part.
Is this actually done? I thought neural networks were more or less used for the vision system to detect parts of the scene (pedestrians, stop-signs, etc). This is the only area where to me it makes sense to take the blackbox tadeoff right now.
- rcxdude 9y agoNeural nets are also likely to be used to model the behavior of other road users (i.e. 'how is this car/pedestrian/etc likely to move in the next few seconds'?). No-one seems to be seriously considering an end-to-end neural network (i.e. inputs are sensors, outputs are throttle and steering wheel), but neural nets are pervasive components of the full system.