Computer-implemented system for controlling an autonomous vehicle and device for implementing a neural network system for training software embedded in an autonomous vehicle

The system embeds context-related information in a vector space model using a neural network to enhance autonomous vehicle control by facilitating context comparison and predicting scenarios, addressing the limitations of existing systems in embedding and decision-making.

DE102019114577B4Active Publication Date: 2026-06-03GM GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONS LLC

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Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
GM GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONS LLC
Filing Date
2019-05-29
Publication Date
2026-06-03

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing autonomous vehicle systems lack the ability to effectively embed context-related information in a vector space model for facilitating context comparison, action selection, and predicting probable scenarios, while preserving semantic and syntactic relationships for optimal control.

Method used

A system and method for embedding context-related information into a vector space model using a neural network with context-to-vector nodes, encoding context and behavior data from sensor inputs to facilitate lookup, comparison, and hypothesize operations for autonomous vehicle control.

Benefits of technology

Enables efficient context comparison and action selection in autonomous vehicles, preserving semantic and syntactic relationships, and predicting probable scenarios for optimal control, thereby improving decision-making in complex driving environments.

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Abstract

Computer-implemented system (100) for controlling an autonomous vehicle (10), aF (10), wherein the system (100) comprises: a non-volatile, computer-readable storage medium (32, 46) containing a set of instructions for programming at least one computer (34), wherein the at least one computer (34) comprises: a neural network (635, NN) with a large number of nodes with context-to-vector, context2vec, context-mediated embeddings to enable the operation of the autonomous vehicle (10); a variety of coded context2vec-aF words (610) in a sequence of time intervals to capture context and behavior data derived from autonomous vehicle sensor data (10) in time sequences, wherein the context and behavior data include: at least map, situation and behavior data of the autonomous vehicle operation (10); a set of inputs to the neural network (635, NN) which includes the following: at least one current, one previous and one subsequent coded context2vec-aF word (610), each represented in a one-hot scheme of a set of possibilities of the context2vec-aF words (610), wherein at least one context2vec-aF word (610) of the set is designated with an ON state, while other context2vec-aF words (610) of the set are designated with an OFF state; a neural network solution applied by the at least one computer (34) to determine a target context aF word of each set of inputs based on the current context2vec aF word (610); an output vector computed by the neural network (635, NN) representing the embedded distributed one-hot scheme of the input-encoded context2vec-aF word (610); and a set of behavior control operations for controlling the behavior of the autonomous vehicle (10) based on the context2vec-aF word (610) by the at least one computer (34); the map, situation and behavior data embedded in the context2vec-aF word (610) further include the following: a first, a second, a third, a fourth and a fifth part; the first part comprising the following: junction and stop map data; the second part includes the following: distance and time data until the collision; the third part includes the following: speed target and lane intention situation data; the fourth part comprises the following: data for forward clearance and expected maneuverability; and the fifth part includes the following: relative and expected maneuver behavior data to enable a control action by the at least one computer (34) of the autonomous vehicle (10).
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