MANAGING VEHICLE BEHAVIOR BASED ON PREDICTED BEHAVIOR OF OTHER VEHICLES

MANAGING VEHICLE BEHAVIOR BASED ON PREDICTED BEHAVIOR OF OTHER VEHICLES

Various embodiments include methods and systems for managing vehicle behavior. In some embodiments, a vehicle processor of the first vehicle may receive dynamic traffic flow feature information relevant to movements of a second vehicle within a predetermined proximity to the host vehicle, determine...

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Hauptverfasser: SURANA, Monu, TUMMALA, Gopi Krishna, JOSHI, Avdhut, YE, Tianqi
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YE, Tianqi
description Various embodiments include methods and systems for managing vehicle behavior. In some embodiments, a vehicle processor of the first vehicle may receive dynamic traffic flow feature information relevant to movements of a second vehicle within a predetermined proximity to the host vehicle, determine probabilities of a plurality of potential behaviors of the second vehicle based on the received dynamic traffic flow feature information, predict a future path of the second vehicle, and use the predicted future path of the second vehicle in a vehicle control function. In some embodiments, the vehicle processor of the first vehicle may predict a behavior of a third vehicle based on received intention information about the second vehicle, and may adjust a behavior of the first vehicle based on the predicted behavior of the third vehicle.
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