activity
20162026
most citedExplanations in Autonomous Driving: A Survey

342 citations · 578 across the 39 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators
Showing 2026Show all

7 papers · 1 filter

cs.RO2026

Beyond Visual Quality: A Study of Test-Time Planning with World Action Models

Jianhao Yuan, Yu Yuan, Benjamin Ramtoula +5

World action models generate actions together with visual predictions of their consequences. These paired outputs create the potential for planning by sampling multiple actions fro…

cs.HC2026

A revised framework for the assessment of psychological safety in autonomous vehicles

Yandika Sirgabsou, Benjamin Hardin, François Leblanc +5

Despite recent technological progress in the development of autonomous vehicles (AVs), their societal acceptability remains a subject of debate as recent research findings point to…

cs.HC2026

Engineering Psychological Safety in Autonomous Vehicles: A Systems-Theoretic Framework for Psychological Safety in Autonomous Vehicles and its Validation in Real-World Scenarios

Yandika Sirgabsou, Benjamin Hardin, François Leblanc +5

Despite rapid technological advances, the societal acceptability of autonomous vehicles (AVs) remains limited by psychological barriers that extend beyond traditional concerns of p…

cs.HC2026

What Can Eye Gaze Teach Us About Real-World Cycling? Insights From the Oxford RobotCycle Project

Benjamin Hardin, Efimia Panagiotaki, Daniele De Martini +1

Although much is known about the physical danger of cycling situations, less is understood about the perceived danger of cycling. Furthermore, perception of danger may be filtered…

cs.LG2026

Quantile-Coupled Flow Matching for Distributional Reinforcement Learning

Michael Groom, Victor-Alexandru Darvariu, Lars Kunze +2

Unlike standard expected-return Reinforcement Learning (RL), Distributional RL (DRL) models the full return distribution, making it better-suited for uncertainty-aware and risk-sen…

cs.RO2026

Risk-Aware Reinforcement Learning for Mobile Manipulation

Michael Groom, James Wilson, Nick Hawes +1

For robots to successfully transition from lab settings to everyday environments, they must begin to reason about the risks associated with their actions and make informed, risk-aw…

cs.HC2026

Sociotechnical Challenges of Machine Learning in Healthcare and Social Welfare

Tyler Reinmund, Lars Kunze, Marina Jirotka

Sociotechnical challenges of machine learning in healthcare and social welfare are mismatches between how a machine learning tool functions and the structure of care practices. Whi…