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AUTONOMOUS DRIVING#1
The ability of a vehicle to navigate and operate without human intervention, utilizing AI and sensor technologies.
COMPUTER VISION#2
A field of AI that enables machines to interpret and understand visual information from the world, crucial for object detection.
REINFORCEMENT LEARNING#3
A type of machine learning where agents learn to make decisions by receiving rewards or penalties from their actions.
SIMULATION#4
The imitation of real-world processes or systems over time, used to test and validate algorithms in controlled environments.
ETHICS#5
The study of moral principles guiding the development and deployment of AI technologies, especially in autonomous systems.
SENSOR FUSION#6
The process of integrating data from multiple sensors to improve the accuracy of perception in autonomous vehicles.
LIDAR#7
A remote sensing technology that measures distance by illuminating a target with laser light, essential for mapping environments.
OBJECT DETECTION#8
The computer vision task of identifying and locating objects within an image or video stream.
CARLA#9
An open-source simulator for autonomous driving research, providing realistic environments for testing algorithms.
ROS#10
Robot Operating System, a flexible framework for writing robot software, widely used in autonomous vehicle development.
REAL-TIME PROCESSING#11
The capability of processing data and providing output almost instantaneously, essential for safe navigation.
NAVIGATION#12
The process of determining a vehicle's position and planning a route to a destination, crucial for autonomous driving.
TRAINING DATASET#13
A collection of data used to train machine learning models, critical for developing effective computer vision algorithms.
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION#14
The assessment of an algorithm's effectiveness based on defined metrics, ensuring it meets industry standards.
DECISION-MAKING#15
The process by which an autonomous system chooses actions based on input data and learned experiences.
TESTING PLANS#16
Structured approaches to evaluate the functionality, reliability, and safety of autonomous driving simulations.
AGENT#17
In reinforcement learning, an entity that makes decisions and learns from the environment to achieve goals.
REWARD SYSTEMS#18
Mechanisms used in reinforcement learning to provide feedback to agents, guiding their learning process.
ETHICAL FRAMEWORKS#19
Guidelines that help evaluate the moral implications of AI technologies in real-world applications.
CASE STUDIES#20
Detailed examinations of specific instances or examples, often used to illustrate ethical dilemmas in AI.
DOCUMENTATION#21
The comprehensive records of processes, implementations, and evaluations, critical for transparency and reproducibility.
PEER DISCUSSIONS#22
Collaborative dialogues among students to explore ideas, challenges, and ethical considerations in autonomous driving.
AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING#23
The field focused on the design, development, and manufacturing of vehicles, integral to autonomous driving technology.
TECH COMPANIES#24
Businesses involved in the development and application of technology solutions, including autonomous vehicles.
RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS#25
Organizations dedicated to advancing knowledge and technology, often collaborating on autonomous driving projects.
SAFETY STANDARDS#26
Regulations and criteria established to ensure the safe operation of autonomous vehicles in real-world scenarios.