Boğazici University has developed and artificial intelligence (AI) training models for Challenging and complex scenarios vehicles you may encounter on Road of all kinds of inappropriate conditions.
In this regard, studies are being conducted under leadership of Mehmet Turan is a faculty member in computer engineering at Bogazici University in cooperation with Oxford university.
Explaining that artificial intelligence has come a long time ago way in In recent years, Turan notes, there have been several interesting developments in field, especially during last 10 years. “even in in The most advanced form, AI is still far away behind workflow of the human brain added.
Consider high level jobs of Human intelligence such as thinking, analysis and deduction, decision made, or her ability to produce solutions for Situations the brain has never encountered before, Turan said of The fully autonomous driving that humans have been chasing for Years are still a long way off dream.
“I think there is a slight possibility of These dreams come true in the next 10 to 15 years,” he said tech giants Like Tesla, Google conducts academic and industry studies for Completely independent vehicles But on Relatively small scale trial programs.
Imagine a pedestrian suddenly appearing on The road or path is blocked by some renovationor two vehicles collide with each other which makes a danger to me vehicle behind. Think default of See the sensors distance in This scenario. Our artificial intelligence developed will depend more on The data is from the sensors, Turan explained.
We are working on Artificial intelligence models Especially developed and train for Difficult and so complex scenarios independent vehicles can drive safely on all types of roads and in all types of weather conditions, is added.
“When models Faced with such difficult scenarios, solutions applied by experienced people drivers They are produced artificially, accompanied by supervised and focused learning more on artificial intelligence algorithms built considering various Notes,” Turan concluded.
