Dataset card: each participant drove their own routes; drop the controls note
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<img src="assets/hardware_rig.jpg" width="45%" align="right" alt="Driver-in-the-loop rig">
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15 participants drove CARLA Leaderboard routes at a driver-in-the-loop rig with a real wheel and pedals. The recording code is released with PersonaDrive ([`human_data_collection/`](https://github.com/PervasiveAutonomyLab/PersonaDrive/tree/main/human_data_collection)).
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**Protocol.**
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- **Disjoint from evaluation:** routes were drawn at random from the CARLA Leaderboard route sets, and none of them is a Bench2Drive evaluation route. They share the scenario taxonomy, so a retrieved demonstration can be relevant to an evaluation situation, but no evaluation episode is in the dataset.
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- **Three passes:** each participant drove
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- **Supervision:** participants were supervised to make sure they followed the instructions.
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- **Anonymity:** `driver<N>` is an anonymous participant index. The same index refers to the same participant in all three styles.
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**What is recorded.** Each route stores, at 4 Hz:
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- the front camera image, plus a shifted-camera copy used for augmentation;
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- the ego state from CARLA (speed, pose), which follows the participant's driving;
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- the controls `throttle`, `steer` and `brake` in `measurements.json`
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- the navigation command and the next GPS target points from CARLA's route planner;
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- the objects around the ego vehicle: vehicles, pedestrians, traffic signs, traffic-light states.
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<img src="assets/hardware_rig.jpg" width="45%" align="right" alt="Driver-in-the-loop rig">
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15 participants drove CARLA Leaderboard routes at a driver-in-the-loop rig with a real wheel and pedals. The recording code is released with PersonaDrive ([`human_data_collection/`](https://github.com/PervasiveAutonomyLab/PersonaDrive/tree/main/human_data_collection)). Each participant drove each of their routes three times, each time under a different instruction:
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**Protocol.**
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- **Disjoint from evaluation:** routes were drawn at random from the CARLA Leaderboard route sets, and none of them is a Bench2Drive evaluation route. They share the scenario taxonomy, so a retrieved demonstration can be relevant to an evaluation situation, but no evaluation episode is in the dataset.
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- **Three passes:** each participant drove each of their routes once per instruction, in randomized order, so that style is not confounded with route familiarity.
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- **Supervision:** participants were supervised to make sure they followed the instructions.
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- **Anonymity:** `driver<N>` is an anonymous participant index. The same index refers to the same participant in all three styles.
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**What is recorded.** Each route stores, at 4 Hz:
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- the front camera image, plus a shifted-camera copy used for augmentation;
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- the ego state from CARLA (speed, pose), which follows the participant's driving;
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- the controls `throttle`, `steer` and `brake` in `measurements.json`;
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- the navigation command and the next GPS target points from CARLA's route planner;
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- the objects around the ego vehicle: vehicles, pedestrians, traffic signs, traffic-light states.
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