Virtual walkway estimation using recursive ad-hoc maps
A self-organizing map and roadway technology, applied in measurement devices, mapping and navigation, instruments, etc., can solve the problem that roadway detectors do not consider and do not have a reasonable driving behavior model.
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[0068] Embodiments of the present disclosure implement a virtual lane estimation system for autonomous vehicles by observing the past trajectories of other vehicles traveling on the same road. A virtual walkway may be defined as an alternative path for a mobile vehicle to travel. Alternative routes can be used in situations where the lane markings on the road are unclear, or for unexpected road conditions (for example, obstacles in the road) that cause vehicles to bypass the default traffic rules of the lane.
[0069] The system generally uses a recursive self-organizing map (SOM), which takes as input one or more observed vehicle trajectories and presents the average trajectory in the form of a directed graph. By using recursive autonomously organized maps, the system can find drivable lanes and capture temporal data such as speed, direction, and lane change preferences.
[0070] The nodes of the directed graph may represent the coordinates of entities along the trajectory. ...
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