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Recover to Predict: Progressive Retrospective Learning for Variable-Length Trajectory Prediction
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Extensive experiments on datasets Argoverse 2 and Argoverse 1 demonstrate the effectiveness of PRF.
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Most existing methods optimize prediction accuracy under fixed-length observations. However, real-world driving often yields variable-length, incomplete observations, posing a challenge to these methods.
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This one-shot mapping, however, struggles to learn accurate representations for short trajectories due to significant information gaps.
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To address this issue, we propose a Progressive Retrospective Framework (PRF), which gradually aligns features from incomplete observations with those from complete ones via a cascade of retrospective units.
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Each unit consists of a Retrospective Distillation Module (RDM) and a Retrospective Prediction Module (RPM), where RDM distills features and RPM recovers previous timesteps using the distilled features.
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Moreover, we propose a Rolling-Start Training Strategy (RSTS) that enhances data efficiency during PRF training.
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PRF is plug-and-play with existing methods.
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Trajectory prediction is critical for autonomous driving, enabling safe and efficient planning in dense, dynamic traffic.
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