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I have some questions regarding the inclusion of velocity in the loss function. The model has a separate branch that gives predicted velocity value as output give the input from the perception module.
How is the velocity value included in the loss function? Is it just one extra variable in the mean squared loss or something else.
loss = lambda_velocity * || v- v_gt ||² + lambda_steering * || s - s_gt ||² + lambda_acc * || a - a_gt ||² + lambda_brake * || b - b_gt ||²
If it is so, then what is the value of lambda_velocity used ? It wasn't mentioned in the previous issues regarding lambda values. @felipecode any sort of clarification would help.
And isn't the speed prediction regularization a feature of your other paper Exploring the Limitations of Behavior Cloning for Autonomous Driving to tackle inertia problem or was it also mentioned in CORL paper?
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I have some questions regarding the inclusion of velocity in the loss function. The model has a separate branch that gives predicted velocity value as output give the input from the perception module.
How is the velocity value included in the loss function? Is it just one extra variable in the mean squared loss or something else.
If it is so, then what is the value of lambda_velocity used ? It wasn't mentioned in the previous issues regarding lambda values. @felipecode any sort of clarification would help.
And isn't the speed prediction regularization a feature of your other paper
Exploring the Limitations of Behavior Cloning for Autonomous Driving
to tackle inertia problem or was it also mentioned in CORL paper?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: