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nuScenes Knowledge Graph -- A comprehensive semantic representation of traffic scenes for trajectory prediction

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arxiv 2312.09676 v1 pith:3NJ5KNWC submitted 2023-12-15 cs.CV cs.AIcs.RO

nuScenes Knowledge Graph -- A comprehensive semantic representation of traffic scenes for trajectory prediction

classification cs.CV cs.AIcs.RO
keywords graphknowledgenuscenespredictiontraffictrajectoryscenessemantic
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Trajectory prediction in traffic scenes involves accurately forecasting the behaviour of surrounding vehicles. To achieve this objective it is crucial to consider contextual information, including the driving path of vehicles, road topology, lane dividers, and traffic rules. Although studies demonstrated the potential of leveraging heterogeneous context for improving trajectory prediction, state-of-the-art deep learning approaches still rely on a limited subset of this information. This is mainly due to the limited availability of comprehensive representations. This paper presents an approach that utilizes knowledge graphs to model the diverse entities and their semantic connections within traffic scenes. Further, we present nuScenes Knowledge Graph (nSKG), a knowledge graph for the nuScenes dataset, that models explicitly all scene participants and road elements, as well as their semantic and spatial relationships. To facilitate the usage of the nSKG via graph neural networks for trajectory prediction, we provide the data in a format, ready-to-use by the PyG library. All artefacts can be found here: https://github.com/boschresearch/nuScenes_Knowledge_Graph

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