Jose M. Armingol

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2022
[j46]
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Miguel Ángel de Miguel, José María Armingol, Fernando García:
Vehicles Trajectory Prediction Using Recurrent VAE Network. IEEE Access 10: 32742-32749 (2022)
2020
[j42]
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Miguel Ángel de Miguel, Fernando García, José María Armingol:
Improved LiDAR Probabilistic Localization for Autonomous Vehicles Using GNSS. Sensors 20(11): 3145 (2020)
2019
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Miguel Ángel de Miguel, Francisco Miguel Moreno, Fernando García, José María Armingol, Rodrigo Encinar Martin:
Autonomous Vehicle Architecture for High Automation. EUROCAST (2) 2019: 145-152
2016
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Juan Carmona, Fernando García, Miguel Ángel de Miguel, Arturo de la Escalera, José María Armingol:
Analysis of Aggressive Driver Behaviour using Data Fusion. VEHITS 2016: 85-90

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