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Hierarchical and Decoupled BEV Perception Learning Framework for Autonomous Driving

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arxiv 2407.12491 v2 pith:DO5YZBR6 submitted 2024-07-17 cs.CV

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keywords perceptiondevelopmentlearningapproachautonomousdrivinghierarchicalmodels
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Perception is essential for autonomous driving system. Recent approaches based on Bird's-eye-view (BEV) and deep learning have made significant progress. However, there exists challenging issues including lengthy development cycles, poor reusability, and complex sensor setups in perception algorithm development process. To tackle the above challenges, this paper proposes a novel hierarchical BEV perception paradigm, aiming to provide a library of fundamental perception modules and user-friendly graphical interface, enabling swift construction of customized models. We conduct the Pretrain-Finetune strategy to effectively utilize large scale public datasets and streamline development processes. Moreover, we present a Multi-Module Learning (MML) approach, enhancing performance through synergistic and iterative training of multiple models. Extensive experimental results on the Nuscenes dataset demonstrate that our approach renders significant improvement over the traditional training scheme.

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  1. Decoupled Functional Evaluation of Autonomous Driving Models via Feature Map Quality Scoring

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    A CLIP-based network predicts a feature-map score defined as 80% NDS ratio plus 20% similarity to SOTA features; using it as an auxiliary loss gives a 3.89% average NDS gain on BEVFormer.

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