Objectively Scoring the Human-Likeness of Artificial Driver Models
Teresa Rock,
Taras Hryhoruk,
Thomas Bleher
et al.
Abstract:Several applications of artificially modeled drivers, such as autonomous vehicles (AVs) or surrounding traffic in driving simulations, aim to provide not only functional but also human-like behavior. The development of human-like AVs is expected to improve the interaction between AVs and humans in traffic, whereas, in a driving simulation, the objective is to create realistic replicas of real driving scenarios to investigate various research questions under safe and reproducible conditions. In urban traffic, d… Show more
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