IEEE IV BROAD Workshop: the BROAD workshop – BRoad and Open-minded discussions of Autonomous Driving
摘要截稿:
全文截稿: 2019-02-04
开会时间: 2019-06-09
会议难度:
CCF分类: 无
会议地点: Paris, France
Overview
The workshop is structured in two sessions to focus on two major aspects of these questions. The first session will identify major challenges across all aspects of autonomous driving (algorithmic, societal, etc.) that are supposed to or that could probably impede the development of autonomous driving (AD) or its introduction on the market. These could be technical issues (how many test miles need to be driven? is ML reliable? how to select training data?). But these could also be non-technical questions like law-, insurance-related, or ethical questions. Therefore, two different keynotes will be given: one OEM (Mercedes-Benz USA) and one legal scientist (Leibniz University, Germany).
In the second session, cognitively-inspired and ML-based solutions will be presented. Here, we will focus on two approaches: pure ML, and bio-inspired approaches that try to mimic cognitive mechanisms observed in humans and/or animals in a reasonable amount of detail. Each approach has their own particular advantages and limitations. For example pure ML often requires large amounts of training data, yet is typically very brittle while bio-inspired approaches are by necessity based on incomplete theories, and we’re still missing convincing demonstrations in real applications.