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A scenario-based assessment approach for automated driving by using time series classification of human-driving behaviour

Roesener et al., 2016

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1390968054702780708
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Roesener C
Fahrenkrog F
Uhlig A
Eckstein L
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2016 IEEE 19th international conference on intelligent transportation systems (ITSC)

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Automated driving functions are under intensified development by industry and academia since the last decade. Due to the large operation space and various complex scenarios automated driving functions have to cope with, assessment efforts are expected to rise …
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