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Please pardon my failure to remember the correct term. But fundamentally, it constructs a 3d model based on what it thinks each pixel represents. And sometimes
by diggernet 2y ago
Please pardon my failure to remember the correct term.
But fundamentally, it constructs a 3d model based on what it thinks each pixel represents. And sometimes gets it wrong, leading to it having a pattern of driving into stationary objects.
- eurleif 2y agoIt's not a matter of terminology. Tesla's occupancy network "doesn't know or care what is there, only that something is there it shouldn't hit". As the name suggests, it's solely concerned with what space is occupied and what space is unoccupied, not with identifying objects. As such, the distinction you tried to draw between Subaru and Tesla is false, no matter what terms you use.