RiskFlow: Fast and Faithful Safety-Critical Traffic Scenario Generation
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This research presents RiskFlow, a closed-loop framework for generating safety-critical traffic scenarios. It reformulates future behavior generation as one-step flow transport in the action space during training to avoid accumulated errors from iterative denoising. At test time, it uses time-to-collision-based ranking to select high-risk agents and an adversarial objective to refine their actions, with vehicle-dynamics rollout ensuring feasible trajectories. Experiments on the nuScenes dataset show RiskFlow improves realism while maintaining safety-critical capability and significantly reduces inference time compared to baselines.
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This research presents RiskFlow, a closed-loop framework for generating safety-critical traffic scenarios. It reformulates future behavior generation as one-step flow transport in the action space during training to avoid accumulated errors from iterative denoising. At test time, it uses time-to-collision-based ranking to select high-risk agents and an adversarial objective to refine their actions, with vehicle-dynamics rollout ensuring feasible trajectories. Experiments on the nuScenes dataset show RiskFlow improves realism while maintaining safety-critical capability and significantly reduces inference time compared to baselines.
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