Implementation of the Human-Like Lane Changing Driver Model Based on Bi-LSTM

Junyu Cai, Haobin Jiang, Junyan Wang and Luca Pancioni

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, 2022, vol. 2022, 1-17

Abstract: If the driving behavior of an autonomous vehicle is similar to that of a skilled driver, the human driver can extricate himself from fatigue operation and the comfort of passengers can also be guaranteed. Therefore, this paper studies the human-like lane-changing model of an autonomous vehicle. The lane-changing characteristic data of skilled drivers are collected and analyzed through a real vehicle test. Then, comparing the MPC-based driver model with the steering wheel angle of human drivers, we found that the MPC-based model could hardly reflect the maneuvering characteristics of human drivers, so we proposed a driver model with steering wheel angle continuity for human drivers. This paper uses four neural network models to compare the prediction on the test set, then uses different input types to compare the prediction accuracy of the model, and finally verifies the generalization ability of the model on the verification set. These three test results show that the prediction results of the human-like lane-changing driving model based on Bi-LSTM are closest to the real steering wheel angle sequence of skilled drivers. The test results demonstrate that the Bi-LSTM-based human-like lane-changing driving model achieves 9.8% RMSE and 6.8% MAE, which improves 10.8% RMSE and 10.3% MAE over LSTM. The model can generate the steering wheel angle sequence in the process of lane changing like a human, so as to realize the human simulation control of an autonomous vehicle for lane-changing conditions.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1155/2022/9934292

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