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DTTF-Sim: A Digital Twin-Based Simulation System for Continuous Autonomous Driving Testing
Zhigang Liang1, Jian Wang1, Tingyu Zhang1
1The College of Computer Science and Technology, Jilin University, No. 2699 Qianjin Street, Changchun 130000, China.
Abstract:
As autonomous driving technology matures, the focus shifts to enhancing the safety and reliability of these systems. Simulation testing is a critical method for efficiently and rapidly validating the performance of autonomous vehicles (AVs). A robust AV system requires extensive testing across a wide range of scenarios and iterative improvements. However, current simulation systems have limitations in supporting diverse scenarios, often relying on expert-designed situations. To address these challenges, we introduce DTTF-Sim, a novel simulation system based on Digital Twin technology for traffic flow. DTTF-Sim aims to accurately replicate real-world traffic flow conditions, offering continuous long-term simulation capabilities for AV testing. The system can simulate detailed dynamic traffic scenarios with a focus on interactions between multiple vehicles and between AVs and background traffic vehicles, modeling the strategic decision-making processes that occur in these encounters. This paper outlines the architecture and functionalities of DTTF-Sim, highlighting its ability to overcome the shortcomings of existing simulation platforms. We demonstrate the effectiveness of DTTF-Sim through case studies and experimental results, showing its potential to significantly advance the development and testing of autonomous driving technologies.
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