Matthias Althoff

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2017
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Bastian Schürmann, Daniel Hess, Jan Eilbrecht, Olaf Stursberg, Frank Köster, Matthias Althoff:
Ensuring drivability of planned motions using formal methods. ITSC 2017: 1-8
2014
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Daniel Hess, Matthias Althoff, Thomas Sattel:
Formal verification of maneuver automata for parameterized motion primitives. IROS 2014: 1474-1481
2013
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Matthias Althoff, Daniel Hess, Florian Gambert:
Road occupancy prediction of traffic participants. ITSC 2013: 99-105
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Daniel Hess, Matthias Althoff, Thomas Sattel:
Should collision avoidance systems use yaw stabilization? ITSC 2013: 2058-2062
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Daniel Hess, Matthias Althoff, Thomas Sattel:
Comparison of trajectory tracking controllers for emergency situations. Intelligent Vehicles Symposium 2013: 163-170

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