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Main Authors: Nadella, Swetha, Barua, Pramiti, Hagler, Jeremy C., Lamb, David J., Tian, Qing
Format: Preprint
Published: 2022
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.11133
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author Nadella, Swetha
Barua, Pramiti
Hagler, Jeremy C.
Lamb, David J.
Tian, Qing
author_facet Nadella, Swetha
Barua, Pramiti
Hagler, Jeremy C.
Lamb, David J.
Tian, Qing
contents In this paper, our focus is on enhancing steering angle prediction for autonomous driving tasks. We initiate our exploration by investigating two veins of widely adopted deep neural architectures, namely ResNets and InceptionNets. Within both families, we systematically evaluate various model sizes to understand their impact on performance. Notably, our key contribution lies in the incorporation of an attention mechanism to augment steering angle prediction accuracy and robustness. By introducing attention, our models gain the ability to selectively focus on crucial regions within the input data, leading to improved predictive outcomes. Our findings showcase that our attention-enhanced models not only achieve state-of-the-art results in terms of steering angle Mean Squared Error (MSE) but also exhibit enhanced adversarial robustness, addressing critical concerns in real-world deployment. For example, in our experiments on the Kaggle SAP and our created publicly available datasets, attention can lead to over 6% error reduction in steering angle prediction and boost model robustness by up to 56.09%.
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spellingShingle Enhancing Accuracy and Robustness of Steering Angle Prediction with Attention Mechanism
Nadella, Swetha
Barua, Pramiti
Hagler, Jeremy C.
Lamb, David J.
Tian, Qing
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
In this paper, our focus is on enhancing steering angle prediction for autonomous driving tasks. We initiate our exploration by investigating two veins of widely adopted deep neural architectures, namely ResNets and InceptionNets. Within both families, we systematically evaluate various model sizes to understand their impact on performance. Notably, our key contribution lies in the incorporation of an attention mechanism to augment steering angle prediction accuracy and robustness. By introducing attention, our models gain the ability to selectively focus on crucial regions within the input data, leading to improved predictive outcomes. Our findings showcase that our attention-enhanced models not only achieve state-of-the-art results in terms of steering angle Mean Squared Error (MSE) but also exhibit enhanced adversarial robustness, addressing critical concerns in real-world deployment. For example, in our experiments on the Kaggle SAP and our created publicly available datasets, attention can lead to over 6% error reduction in steering angle prediction and boost model robustness by up to 56.09%.
title Enhancing Accuracy and Robustness of Steering Angle Prediction with Attention Mechanism
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.11133