Dspace Gmbh

Dspace Digital Signal Processing and Control Engineering Gmbh

Rainer Rasche

Sebastian Bannenberg

Jobst Richert

Klaus Lamberg

Erkan Bostanci

Fabian Lorenz

Konstantin Sonntag

Sebastian Peitz

Jens Horstmann

Eyke HÜLLERMEIER

Patrick Bouillon

A computer-implemented method provides for terminating a scenario-based test process of a driver assistance system. The test process comprises a cycle and includes determining critical test cases and parameter combinations thereof. The method includes: performing at least one test of the driver assistance system after each iteration n of the cycle and determining a set of critical test cases; establishing, on that basis, a distance between a first set of critical test cases in the iteration n and a second set of critical test cases from the iteration n−1 or a distance between the first set of critical test cases in the iteration n and a predefined set of critical test cases; and terminating or continuing the cycle of the test process on the basis of a difference between the distance between the first set and the second set and a preset limit.

Computer-implemented method for terminating a scenario-based test process of a driving assistance system

The invention relates to a computer-implemented method for approximating a subset of test results of a virtual test of a device for the at least partially autonomous guidance of a motor vehicle. The invention further relates to a test unit for approximating a subset of test results of a virtual test of a device for the at least partially autonomous guidance of a motor vehicle. The invention also relates to a computer program and a computer-readable data carrier.

Computer-implemented method and test unit for approximating a subset of test results

The invention involves a process and system for testing a technical system, such as an electronic control devices. The system includes a data processing system for executing a test sequence stored in memory. The data processing system communicates with the technical system via an interface. Data is transmitted by the executed test sequence to the technical system and/or read by the technical system. The test sequence for executing a test may be graphically displayed. The test sequence may be composed of executable program blocks in a graphical hierarchic arrangement, wherein a simultaneous execution of program blocks of the same hierarchal level can be determined by graphically arranging the program blocks adjacent to one another, and by executing program blocks of a different hierarchic level subsequently one after the other, by graphically arranging the latter among each other in the display.

Process and system for the description and execution of automated tests

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Paderborn, Germany

Rainer Rasche