Use lidar, goddamnit.
lidar isn’t able to read the state of traffic lights as far as I know, and I believe lidar based systems detect the location of traffic lights from maps
Tesla auto-pilot keeps confusing moon with traffic light then slowing down
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#12Use lidar, goddamnit.
lidar isn’t able to read the state of traffic lights as far as I know, and I believe lidar based systems detect the location of traffic lights from maps
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#14How much of this company is smoke and mirrors?
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#17I only have two cameras and have never confused the moon with traffic lights.
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#18Tesla’s vision/ml systems are amazing. I would love to learn more about how unit testing for this type of error is done. Without some intermediate semantic representation, I don't see how these large, multi-head, end-to-end systems can isolate and regression? System tests are maybe possible, but it's unclear how well a system test would generalize to related, but unseen cases.
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#19I can't understand why instead of using all the possible senses: vision, auditory, radar, lidar they want to only use vision as if there's some sense of "purity" in doing that.
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#20I only have two cameras and have never confused the moon with traffic lights.
You also are making posts on the internet describing your abilities, you seem to have a much more advanced intelligence that might be hard for a computer in a car to replicate.