AI-Based Predictive Analytics for Autonomous Vehicle Performance Monitoring
Abstract
We are currently entering a new era where the definitions of travel and mobility are being redefined. The concept of autonomous vehicles (AVs) was, until recently, regarded as a distant vision. However, technology has been evolving rapidly, and real-life testing is already taking place on our streets and cities today. Nevertheless, much effort is still needed in both research and development to make AV a safe reality on a larger scale. This chapter describes an AI-based application intended for the predictive maintenance of AVs, which monitors vehicle behavior and predicted failures without the need to explicitly build predictive models [1].
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