The field of autonomous driving and traffic prediction is rapidly advancing, with a focus on improving the accuracy and efficiency of traffic forecasting and vehicle control. Recent developments have highlighted the importance of incorporating environmental influence, individual driving behavior, and attention mechanisms into predictive models. The use of graph attention networks, transformers, and large language models has also shown promising results in dynamic trajectory prediction and safety trajectory planning. Furthermore, the development of novel frameworks and architectures, such as those utilizing dual-phase and physics-informed approaches, has enhanced the robustness and performance of autonomous driving systems. Notably, papers such as 'Attention-Aware Multi-View Pedestrian Tracking' and 'GAMDTP: Dynamic Trajectory Prediction with Graph Attention Mamba Network' have demonstrated state-of-the-art performance in their respective areas, with the former achieving an IDF1 score of 96.1% on the Wildtrack dataset and the latter achieving superior accuracy in dynamic trajectory prediction on the Argoverse dataset.
Advances in Autonomous Driving and Traffic Prediction
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Planning Safety Trajectories with Dual-Phase, Physics-Informed, and Transportation Knowledge-Driven Large Language Models
EP-Diffuser: An Efficient Diffusion Model for Traffic Scene Generation and Prediction via Polynomial Representations