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CVAE-H: Conditionalizing Variational Autoencoders via Hypernetworks and Trajectory Forecasting for Autonomous Driving

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arxiv 2201.09874 v1 pith:GQXJK2EJ submitted 2022-01-24 cs.LG cs.AIcs.RO

classification cs.LGcs.AIcs.RO
keywords cvae-hagentsenvironmentspredictionroadautoencodersautonomousconditionalizing
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The task of predicting stochastic behaviors of road agents in diverse environments is a challenging problem for autonomous driving. To best understand scene contexts and produce diverse possible future states of the road agents adaptively in different environments, a prediction model should be probabilistic, multi-modal, context-driven, and general. We present Conditionalizing Variational AutoEncoders via Hypernetworks (CVAE-H); a conditional VAE that extensively leverages hypernetwork and performs generative tasks for high-dimensional problems like the prediction task. We first evaluate CVAE-H on simple generative experiments to show that CVAE-H is probabilistic, multi-modal, context-driven, and general. Then, we demonstrate that the proposed model effectively solves a self-driving prediction problem by producing accurate predictions of road agents in various environments.

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