Jonathan Fossaert

Jonathan Fossaert

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Jonathan Fossaert

School of Engineering and Design, Technical University of Munich, Garching bei Mnchen, Germany

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Academic Career Length

3Years (2024-Present)

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29 April 2024 in IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles
Verified
Journal Article
Open access
MLMingyu Liu
Mingyu Liu
EYEkim Yurtsever
Ekim Yurtsever
JFJonathan Fossaert
Jonathan Fossaert
XZXingcheng Zhou
Xingcheng Zhou
WZWalter Zimmer
Walter Zimmer
AKAlois Christian Knoll
Alois Christian Knoll
Autonomous driving has rapidly developed and shown promising performance due to recent advances in hardware and deep learning techniques. High-quality datasets are fundamental for developing reliable autonomous driving algorithms. Previous dataset surveys either focused on a limited number or lacked detailed investigation of dataset characteristics. To this end, we present an exhaustive study of 265 autonomous driving datasets from multiple perspectives, including sensor modalities, data size, tasks, and contextual conditions. We introduce a novel metric to evaluate the impact of datasets, which can also be a guide for creating new datasets. Besides, we analyze the annotation processes, existing labeling tools, and the annotation quality of datasets, showing the importance of establishing a standard annotation pipeline. On the other hand, we thoroughly analyze the impact of geographical and adversarial environmental conditions on the performance of autonomous driving systems. Moreover, we exhibit the data distribution of several vital datasets and discuss their pros and cons accordingly. Finally, we discuss the current challenges and the development trend of the future autonomous driving datasets.

23 April 2024 in arXiv
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MLMingyu Liu
Mingyu Liu
EYEkim Yurtsever
Ekim Yurtsever
JFJonathan Fossaert
Jonathan Fossaert
XZXingcheng Zhou
Xingcheng Zhou
WZWalter Zimmer
Walter Zimmer
AKAlois Christian Knoll
Alois Christian Knoll
Autonomous driving has rapidly developed and shown promising performance due to recent advances in hardware and deep learning techniques. High-quality datasets are fundamental for developing reliable autonomous driving algorithms. Previous dataset surveys either focused on a limited number or lacked detailed investigation of dataset characteristics. To this end, we present an exhaustive study of 265 autonomous driving datasets from multiple perspectives, including sensor modalities, data size, tasks, and contextual conditions. We introduce a novel metric to evaluate the impact of datasets, which can also be a guide for creating new datasets. Besides, we analyze the annotation processes, existing labeling tools, and the annotation quality of datasets, showing the importance of establishing a standard annotation pipeline. On the other hand, we thoroughly analyze the impact of geographical and adversarial environmental conditions on the performance of autonomous driving systems. Moreover, we exhibit the data distribution of several vital datasets and discuss their pros and cons accordingly. Finally, we discuss the current challenges and the development trend of the future autonomous driving datasets.