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| Datasets must include variations in: | Datasets must include variations in: | ||
| - | * **Sensor modalities** – data from cameras, LiDAR, radar, GNSS, and IMU, reflecting the multimodal nature of perception. | + | |
| - | * **Environmental conditions** – daytime and nighttime scenes, different seasons, weather effects such as rain, fog, or snow. | + | * **Environmental conditions** – daytime and nighttime scenes, different seasons, weather effects such as rain, fog, or snow. |
| - | * **Geographical and cultural contexts** – urban, suburban, and rural areas; diverse traffic rules and road signage conventions. | + | * **Geographical and cultural contexts** – urban, suburban, and rural areas; diverse traffic rules and road signage conventions. |
| - | * **Behavioral diversity** – normal driving, aggressive maneuvers, and rare events such as jaywalking or emergency stops. | + | * **Behavioral diversity** – normal driving, aggressive maneuvers, and rare events such as jaywalking or emergency stops. |
| - | * **Edge cases** – rare but safety-critical situations, including near-collisions or sensor occlusions. | + | * **Edge cases** – rare but safety-critical situations, including near-collisions or sensor occlusions. |
| A balanced dataset should capture both common and unusual situations to ensure that perception models generalize safely beyond the training distribution. | A balanced dataset should capture both common and unusual situations to ensure that perception models generalize safely beyond the training distribution. | ||
