A Brain-Inspired Perception-Decision Driving Model Based on Neural Pathway Anatomical Alignment
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Abstract (arXiv)
In the realm of autonomous driving, conventional approaches for vehicle perception and decision-making primarily rely on sensor input and rule-based algorithms. However, these methodologies often suffer from lack of interpretability and robustness, particularly in intricate traffic scenarios. To tackle this challenge, we propose a novel brain-inspired driving (BID) framework. Diverging from traditional methods, our approach harnesses brain-inspired perception technology to achieve more efficient and robust environmental perception. Additionally, it employs brain-inspired decision-making techniques to facilitate intelligent decision-making. The experimental results show that the performance has been significantly improved across various autonomous driving tasks and achieved the end-to-end autopilot successfully. This contribution not only advances interpretability and robustness but also offers fancy insights and methodologies for further advancing autonomous driving technology.
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