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Acquiring Qualitative Explainable Graphs for Automated Driving Scene Interpretation

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arxiv 2308.12755 v1 pith:6SZK5P6W submitted 2023-08-24 cs.AI cs.RO

classification cs.AIcs.RO
keywords explainablequalitativeautomatedgraphscenedrivingmethodspotentially
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The future of automated driving (AD) is rooted in the development of robust, fair and explainable artificial intelligence methods. Upon request, automated vehicles must be able to explain their decisions to the driver and the car passengers, to the pedestrians and other vulnerable road users and potentially to external auditors in case of accidents. However, nowadays, most explainable methods still rely on quantitative analysis of the AD scene representations captured by multiple sensors. This paper proposes a novel representation of AD scenes, called Qualitative eXplainable Graph (QXG), dedicated to qualitative spatiotemporal reasoning of long-term scenes. The construction of this graph exploits the recent Qualitative Constraint Acquisition paradigm. Our experimental results on NuScenes, an open real-world multi-modal dataset, show that the qualitative eXplainable graph of an AD scene composed of 40 frames can be computed in real-time and light in space storage which makes it a potentially interesting tool for improved and more trustworthy perception and control processes in AD.

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    Equally accurate models trained on the same driving scenes often point to different features as the cause of an action, so the explanation you get depends on which model you happen to train.

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