ADEPT: A Testing Platform for Simulated Autonomous Driving

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Abstract

Effective quality assurance methods for autonomous driving systems ADS have attracted growing interests recently. In this paper, we report a new testing platform ADEPT, aiming to provide practically realistic and comprehensive testing facilities for DNN-based ADS. ADEPT is based on the virtual simulator CARLA and provides numerous testing facilities such as scene construction, ADS importation, test execution and recording, etc. In particular, ADEPT features two distinguished test scenario generation strategies designed for autonomous driving. First, we make use of real-life accident reports from which we leverage natural language processing to fabricate abundant driving scenarios. Second, we synthesize physically-robust adversarial attacks by taking the feedback of ADS into consideration and thus are able to generate closed-loop test scenarios. The experiments confirm the efficacy of the platform.

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Wang, S., Sheng, Z., Xu, J., Chen, T., Zhu, J., Zhang, S., … Ma, X. (2022). ADEPT: A Testing Platform for Simulated Autonomous Driving. In ACM International Conference Proceeding Series. Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/3551349.3559528

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