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The Structure of Anticipatory Mechanisms in Autonomous Vehicles

自律走行車における「予期機構」の構造

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Author(J)1) 伊藤 昌夫
Author(E)1) Masao Ito
Affiliation(J)1) ニルソフトウェア
Affiliation(E)1) NIL
Abstract(J)これまでの自律走行車と倫理に関する研究から,「予期機構(Anticipation Mechanism, AM)」が,安全性にとって重要であることが明らかになった.また,シナリオベースのテスト負荷を軽減する可能性がある.このAMを,自律走行車に組み込むパターンについて検討した結果を示す.

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Abstract(E)Previous research on autonomous vehicles and ethics has revealed that "anticipation mechanisms" (AM) are important for safety. They also have the potential to reduce the burden of scenario-based testing. This paper presents the results of an investigation into patterns for incorporating AM into autonomous vehicles.

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