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Probability-based decision making for automated highway driving
Axel Niehaus
, Robert F. Stengel
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
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Automated Highways
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Autonomous Vehicles
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Current Measurement
50%
Guidance System
100%
High-level Planning
50%
Highway Driving
100%
Limited Access
50%
Probability-based
100%
Rule-based
100%
Stochastic Information
50%
Stochastic Model
50%
Surrounding Traffic
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Traffic Situation
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Uncertain Knowledge
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Vehicle State
50%
Computer Science
And-States
100%
Autonomous Vehicles
100%
Decision-Making
100%
Stochastic Model
100%
Engineering
Current Measurement
50%
Guidance System
100%
Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems
100%
Simulation Result
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Stochastic Model
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