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Predictive neural motion planner for autonomous driving using graph networks

Mo et al., 2023

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6226022743482240634
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Mo X
Lv C
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IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles

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Recent advances in digital twin and parallel intelligence (DTPI) enable the mapping of the physical world to a high-fidelity virtual representation and facilitate intelligent prediction and decision-making for autonomous vehicles and intelligent transportation systems. In the …
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