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This seems to be the core problem in my opinion : the category swapping inhibited a timely braking decision. If so, how come these categories where not encompa
by ptidhomme 7y ago
This seems to be the core problem in my opinion : the category swapping inhibited a timely braking decision.
If so, how come these categories where not encompassed into a more abstract "generic object" whose relative position seems to be getting closer since first detection ? That ought to have triggered the same braking scheme as, say, an unmoving car detection ahead.
I'd go for : utter engineering malpractice.
- beerandt 7y agoI suspect overly aggressive association of unknown objects would have it's own set of side effects.
- ptidhomme 7y agoWell, in my experience, if you're left to balance side-effects, it's that your underlying design is flawed. But regardless, taking sensor classification (inherently error-prone) at face value is engineering malpractice.