Composing Driving Worlds through Disentangled Control for Adversarial Scenario Generation

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• CompoSIA is a compositional driving video simulator that disentangles scene structure, object identity, and ego actions.method 70%
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  We introduce CompoSIA, a compositional driving video simulator that disentangles these traffic factors, enabling fine-grained control over diverse adversarial driving scenarios.

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• A noise-level identity injection method allows for pose-agnostic identity generation from a single reference image.method 70%
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  To support controllable identity replacement of scene elements, we propose a noise-level identity injection, allowing pose-agnostic identity generation across diverse element poses, all from a single reference image.

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• CompoSIA achieves a 17% improvement in FVD for identity editing compared to state-of-the-art baselines.result 70%
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  Extensive comparisons demonstrate superior controllable generation quality over state-of-the-art baselines, with a 17% improvement in FVD for identity editing and reductions of 30% and 47% in rotation and translation errors for action control.

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• The proposed hierarchical dual-branch action control mechanism reduces rotation and translation errors by 30% and 47% respectively.result 70%
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  Extensive comparisons demonstrate superior controllable generation quality over state-of-the-art baselines, with a 17% improvement in FVD for identity editing and reductions of 30% and 47% in rotation and translation errors for action control.

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• Adversarial scenario synthesis using CompoSIA leads to a 173% average increase in collision rate for downstream planners.result 70%
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  Furthermore, downstream stress-testing reveals substantial planner failures: across editing modalities, the average collision rate of 3s increases by 173%.

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  This is a significant result demonstrating the effectiveness of the generated adversarial scenarios in stressing autonomous driving planners.

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• Current controllable generative models provide incomplete or entangled guidance for autonomous driving scenario synthesis.limitation 70%
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  Synthesizing these scenarios is crucial, yet current controllable generative models provide incomplete or entangled guidance, preventing the independent manipulation of scene structure, object identity, and ego actions.

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• The proposed noise-level identity injection enables pose-agnostic identity generation.technical 70%
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  allowing pose-agnostic identity generation across diverse element poses, all from a single reference image.

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