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by cynix 3507 days ago
If a stop sign was removed, I probably would've driven straight through without stopping too. How would I know there used to be a stop sign?
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Yes, i mean what happens more often- if sign is not fully removed, but bent by collision or turned sideways by hooligans or something. Human would recognize that. Car will not.
Most algorithms can handle slightly turned signs. However signs that are gone could be dangerous.
Sounds like the cars should share a centralized database of critical sign locations, and cross reference their GPS location with the database. When they approach a location that the database says should have a sign, and one is not detected, it should behave as if there was a sign, and report the incident to somebody.