Search Results for author: Michael Botsch

Found 17 papers, 9 papers with code

Prediction and Interpretation of Vehicle Trajectories in the Graph Spectral Domain

no code implementations16 Aug 2023 Marion Neumeier, Sebastian Dorn, Michael Botsch, Wolfgang Utschick

This work provides a comprehensive analysis and interpretation of the graph spectral representation of traffic scenarios.

Optimization and Interpretability of Graph Attention Networks for Small Sparse Graph Structures in Automotive Applications

1 code implementation25 May 2023 Marion Neumeier, Andreas Tollkühn, Sebastian Dorn, Michael Botsch, Wolfgang Utschick

For automotive applications, the Graph Attention Network (GAT) is a prominently used architecture to include relational information of a traffic scenario during feature embedding.

Graph Attention

A Multidimensional Graph Fourier Transformation Neural Network for Vehicle Trajectory Prediction

no code implementations12 May 2023 Marion Neumeier, Andreas Tollkühn, Michael Botsch, Wolfgang Utschick

This work introduces the multidimensional Graph Fourier Transformation Neural Network (GFTNN) for long-term trajectory predictions on highways.

Descriptive Trajectory Prediction

Gradient Derivation for Learnable Parameters in Graph Attention Networks

no code implementations21 Apr 2023 Marion Neumeier, Andreas Tollkühn, Sebastian Dorn, Michael Botsch, Wolfgang Utschick

This work provides a comprehensive derivation of the parameter gradients for GATv2 [4], a widely used implementation of Graph Attention Networks (GATs).

Graph Attention

ExAgt: Expert-guided Augmentation for Representation Learning of Traffic Scenarios

1 code implementation18 Jul 2022 Lakshman Balasubramanian, Jonas Wurst, Robin Egolf, Michael Botsch, Wolfgang Utschick, Ke Deng

The input data is augmented into two distorted views and an encoder learns the representations that are invariant to distortions -- cross-view prediction.

Representation Learning Self-Supervised Learning

Traffic Scenario Clustering by Iterative Optimisation of Self-Supervised Networks Using a Random Forest Activation Pattern Similarity

1 code implementation17 May 2021 Lakshman Balasubramanian, Jonas Wurst, Michael Botsch, Ke Deng

In this work, a method is proposed to address this challenge by introducing a clustering technique based on a novel data-adaptive similarity measure, called Random Forest Activation Pattern (RFAP) similarity.

Autonomous Driving Clustering +1

Open-set Recognition based on the Combination of Deep Learning and Ensemble Method for Detecting Unknown Traffic Scenarios

1 code implementation17 May 2021 Lakshman Balasubramanian, Friedrich Kruber, Michael Botsch, Ke Deng

Machine learning models are useful for scenario classification but most of them assume that data received during the testing are from one of the classes used in the training.

Autonomous Driving BIG-bench Machine Learning +1

Variational Autoencoder-Based Vehicle Trajectory Prediction with an Interpretable Latent Space

no code implementations25 Mar 2021 Marion Neumeier, Andreas Tollkühn, Thomas Berberich, Michael Botsch

This paper introduces the Descriptive Variational Autoencoder (DVAE), an unsupervised and end-to-end trainable neural network for predicting vehicle trajectories that provides partial interpretability.

Decision Making Descriptive +1

Accuracy Characterization of the Vehicle State Estimation from Aerial Imagery

1 code implementation13 May 2020 Eduardo Sánchez Morales, Friedrich Kruber, Michael Botsch, Bertold Huber, Andrés García Higuera

With these error reductions, camera-equipped UAVs are very attractive tools for traffic data acquisition.

Signal Processing

Vehicle Position Estimation with Aerial Imagery from Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

1 code implementation17 Apr 2020 Friedrich Kruber, Eduardo Sánchez Morales, Samarjit Chakraborty, Michael Botsch

A robust object detection is crucial for reliable results, hence the state-of-the-art deep neural network Mask-RCNN is applied for that purpose.

drone-based object tracking object-detection +3

An Unsupervised Random Forest Clustering Technique for Automatic Traffic Scenario Categorization

no code implementations5 Apr 2020 Friedrich Kruber, Jonas Wurst, Michael Botsch

A modification of the Random Forest algorithm for the categorization of traffic situations is introduced in this paper.

Clustering

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