Dspace Gmbh

Dspace Digital Signal Processing and Control Engineering Gmbh

Sebastian Bannenberg

Rainer Rasche

Steffen Beringer

Konstantin Sonntag

Sebastian Peitz

Fabian Lorenz

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

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Paderborn, Germany

Sebastian Bannenberg