<p>Target vehicle trajectory prediction is of great significance in the field of autonomous driving. To achieve accurate trajectory prediction in an autonomous driving system, it is necessary to effectively model the complex spatio-temporal interactions between dynamic entities (vehicles, pedestrians) and static infrastructure. With the increasing complexity of urban traffic scenarios, existing methods face three core challenges: (1) The dynamically evolving characteristics of spatial dependencies affected by random factors such as traffic accidents and driving behaviors; (2) Multi-scale time patterns covering instantaneous maneuvers to long-term trends; (3) Severe constraints on real-time computational efficiency in high-density traffic scenarios. Therefore, we propose a real-time vehicle trajectory prediction method based on the fusion of spatio-temporal awareness graph and multi-scale dilated convolution. This method dynamically constructs the vehicle-lane interaction topology to solve the problem of high spatial modeling errors of traditional static graph methods in scenarios such as sudden lane changes; captures microscopic trajectory fluctuations and macroscopic motion trends simultaneously through multi-level dilation rate spatio-temporal dilated convolution; introduces Top-k screening focused additive attention to achieve the interaction modeling accuracy of the full attention mechanism with a significant inference speed in vehicle scenarios. Experimental results show that our method is significantly superior to existing methods on the Argoverse dataset, demonstrating its great potential in practical applications.</p>

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A real-time vehicle trajectory prediction method based on the fusion of spatio-temporal awareness graph and multi-scale dilated convolution

  • Xiang Gu,
  • Chenwen Gu,
  • Jing Wang,
  • Chao Li,
  • Qiwei Huang

摘要

Target vehicle trajectory prediction is of great significance in the field of autonomous driving. To achieve accurate trajectory prediction in an autonomous driving system, it is necessary to effectively model the complex spatio-temporal interactions between dynamic entities (vehicles, pedestrians) and static infrastructure. With the increasing complexity of urban traffic scenarios, existing methods face three core challenges: (1) The dynamically evolving characteristics of spatial dependencies affected by random factors such as traffic accidents and driving behaviors; (2) Multi-scale time patterns covering instantaneous maneuvers to long-term trends; (3) Severe constraints on real-time computational efficiency in high-density traffic scenarios. Therefore, we propose a real-time vehicle trajectory prediction method based on the fusion of spatio-temporal awareness graph and multi-scale dilated convolution. This method dynamically constructs the vehicle-lane interaction topology to solve the problem of high spatial modeling errors of traditional static graph methods in scenarios such as sudden lane changes; captures microscopic trajectory fluctuations and macroscopic motion trends simultaneously through multi-level dilation rate spatio-temporal dilated convolution; introduces Top-k screening focused additive attention to achieve the interaction modeling accuracy of the full attention mechanism with a significant inference speed in vehicle scenarios. Experimental results show that our method is significantly superior to existing methods on the Argoverse dataset, demonstrating its great potential in practical applications.