快適性を構造で保証:学習済み運転ポリシーのための適応的快適性制約付き行動空間
Comfort by Construction: Adaptive, Comfort-Bounded Action Spaces for Learned Driving Policies
横ジャーク制約を閉形式で逆算し、各ステップで実現可能な制御集合に合わせて行動グリッドを再離散化する適応的手法を提案。快適性違反を1%未満に抑えつつ、操縦性で既存手法を上回る。
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著者: Anna Rothenhäusler, Daniel Jost, Raghu Rajan, Faris Janjos, Oliver Scheel, Andreas Look, Joschka Boedecker
分類: cs.RO, cs.AI
原文アブストラクト
Data-driven driving simulators command accelerations and steering rates from a fixed grid without constraining the realized accelerations and jerks. As a result, reinforcement-learning policies inflate safety metrics through abrupt, last-second maneuvers that lie far outside the range of human driving and would be unacceptable to occupants of a real vehicle, so the metrics measure simulator permissiveness rather than policy quality. Enforcing comfort bounds naively is not enough: lateral limits shrink quadratically with speed, so clamping a static grid saturates it and destroys fine-grained control ("grid collapse"). We propose an adaptive action parameterization that rediscretizes the grid at every step to span exactly the per-step feasible control set, via closed-form inversion of the lateral-jerk constraint. We further present PufferDrive-Editor, a browser-based tool to audit realized kinematics and author kinematically challenging scenes. On the Waymo Open Motion Dataset and a hand-authored slalom, our adaptive model holds comfort violations below 1% while outperforming clipped-grid and direct-jerk baselines in navigability.