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most citedStylePredict: Machine Theory of Mind for Human Driver Behavior From Trajectories

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cs.RO20234 cited

Decentralized Social Navigation with Non-Cooperative Robots via Bi-Level Optimization

Rohan Chandra, Rahul Menon, Zayne Sprague +2

This paper presents a fully decentralized approach for realtime non-cooperative multi-robot navigation in social mini-games, such as navigating through a narrow doorway or negotiat…

cs.RO20221 cited

Game-Theoretic Planning for Autonomous Driving among Risk-Aware Human Drivers

Rohan Chandra, Mingyu Wang, Mac Schwager +1

We present a novel approach for risk-aware planning with human agents in multi-agent traffic scenarios. Our approach takes into account the wide range of human driver behaviors on…

cs.RO2022

GAMEOPT: Optimal Real-time Multi-Agent Planning and Control for Dynamic Intersections

Nilesh Suriyarachchi, Rohan Chandra, John S. Baras +1

We propose GameOpt: a novel hybrid approach to cooperative intersection control for dynamic, multi-lane, unsignalized intersections. Safely navigating these complex and accident pr…

cs.RO2021

Using Graph-Theoretic Machine Learning to Predict Human Driver Behavior

Rohan Chandra, Aniket Bera, Dinesh Manocha

Studies have shown that autonomous vehicles (AVs) behave conservatively in a traffic environment composed of human drivers and do not adapt to local conditions and socio-cultural n…

cs.RO20207 cited

StylePredict: Machine Theory of Mind for Human Driver Behavior From Trajectories

Rohan Chandra, Aniket Bera, Dinesh Manocha

Studies have shown that autonomous vehicles (AVs) behave conservatively in a traffic environment composed of human drivers and do not adapt to local conditions and socio-cultural n…

cs.RO2020

CMetric: A Driving Behavior Measure Using Centrality Functions

Rohan Chandra, Uttaran Bhattacharya, Trisha Mittal +2

We present a new measure, CMetric, to classify driver behaviors using centrality functions. Our formulation combines concepts from computational graph theory and social traffic psy…