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Here is what someone on the project had to say about it: >Our vision system relied (heavily, not exclusively) on sensing prominent horizontal features symmetri

Here is what someone on the project had to say about it: >Our vision system relied (heavily, not exclusively) on sensing prominent horizontal features symmetric about a common centerline. (Cars and trucks, especially at the time, have a lot of horizontal lines: bumpers, window top/bottom, valence, etc.) Thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10328687 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10328687

dekhn 8y ago
Ah! Yes, I also watched the video and I see they are identifying little "cups" (one horizontal line and two vertical). Bridges also have many hoizontal features symmetric about a common centerline. I would expect many false positives driving near bridges.