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What do you mean by proportion? They are different data sources, and their usage is determined by system design. eg A driving decision system needs to know obj
by lkois 9mo ago
What do you mean by proportion? They are different data sources, and their usage is determined by system design.
eg A driving decision system needs to know object distances AND traffic light colours. It doesn't particularly need to know the source of either.
You could have a camera-only system that accurately determines colour and fuzzy-determines distance. Or you could have a LIDAR-only system that accurately determines distance and fuzzy-determines colour.
Or you use both, get accurate LIDAR-distance and accurate camera-colour and skip all the fuzzy-determination steps.
Or keep the fuzzy stuff and build a layer of measurement-agreement for redundancy.
So then the question becomes, what's your proportion when deciding whether to stop at a traffic light? Is it mostly light colour or mostly distance to other objects? Or 50/50?
I'd say it's 100/100.
- dzhiurgis 9mo agoSounds like a solved problem and you can buy a solution with a perfect accuracy?
- ben_w 9mo agoI don't read the previous comment as either "you can buy" nor "perfect accuracy". Like them, I don't understand what you're asking by "proportion". Bits/second? Sensor modules/vehicle? Features detected by the AI?
- lkois 9mo agoWho said that?
- Sohcahtoa82 9mo agoIs there a point you're trying to make? Because it really feels like you're just JAQing off, either to come to some "gotcha" moment or a pseudo-intellectual exercise. In either case, the questions feel bad faith.