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A key factor to deliver reliable intelligent vehicles is the proper exploitation of data gathered from the different sensors equipping the vehicle. To do so, a data fusion algorithm is applied. However, the reliability of the sensors can change (for example due to weather conditions), therefore, a solution to evaluate the quality of the data gathered from each sensor must be investigated, to automatically adapt the data fusion algorithm and avoid the use of less reliable sensors or credible data or information these sensors provide directly or they derive through processing techniques. Sensors are becoming more and more complex and are no longer specific to only one type of measure or characteristic/feature. They can be used to measure directly or indirectly (through processing) different characteristics/features (such as velocity, position, size, etc.) of the observed environment. Each sensor category is better adapted to capture a specific characteristic/feature but in a meantime, the data they provide can also be exploited to identify (in a less reliable/credible way) other features. T
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Abdessattar Hayouni
Thales solutions numériques Inc
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