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Prediction of Pedestrian Risky Level for Intelligent Vehicles

Zhang et al., 2020

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2463287514586776085
Author
Zhang Z
Lu C
Li J
Xu Y
Lu J
Li Z
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2020 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV)

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In this paper, a Pedestrian Risky Level Prediction (PRLP) model based on the data collected by a vehicle-mounted sensing system is proposed. The prediction of pedestrian risky level is realized using a data-driven method, which contains two steps, namely pedestrian trajectory …
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