From Model-Based to Data-Driven Simulation: Challenges and Trends in Autonomous Driving

Ferdinand Mütsch, Helen Gremmelmaier, Nicolas Becker, Daniel Bogdoll, Marc René Zofka +1 more
5/23/2023
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Simulation is an integral part in the process of developing autonomous vehicles and advantageous for training, validation, and verification of driving functions. Even though simulations come with a series of benefits compared to real-world experiments, various challenges still prevent virtual testing from entirely replacing physical test-drives. Our work provides an overview of these challenges with regard to different aspects and types of simulation and subsumes current trends to overcome them. We cover aspects around perception-, behavior- and content-realism as well as general hurdles in the domain of simulation. Among others, we observe a trend of data-driven, generative approaches and high-fidelity data synthesis to increasingly replace model-based simulation.

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@article{mtsch2023from,
  title  = {From Model-Based to Data-Driven Simulation: Challenges and Trends in Autonomous Driving},
  author = {Ferdinand Mütsch and Helen Gremmelmaier and Nicolas Becker and Daniel Bogdoll and Marc René Zofka and J. Marius Zöllner},
  year   = {2023},
  eprint = {2305.13960},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2305.13960v3}
}

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