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Uncertainty-Guided Never-Ending Learning to Drive

CVPR 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Semi-supervised learning · approach: Pseudo-labeling for specialized tasks · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes ∞-Driver, a semi-supervised never-ending self-training framework that pseudo-labels unlabeled driving video with an uncertainty-aware ensemble of inverse dynamics models and trains a conditional imitation learning driving policy with uncertainty-guided replay.

Problem

Continually adapting vision-based end-to-end driving policies from unlabeled, non-stationary streaming video (including web-scale YouTube data) without ground-truth labels, while avoiding forgetting and noise from pseudo-labels.

Approach

Formulates incremental policy learning as distillation from an ensemble inverse dynamics teacher whose epistemic uncertainty (ensemble std and matrix Fisher entropy) drives temporal-consistency relabeling, noisy-sample filtering, and an uncertainty-seeking episodic replay buffer.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use ∞-Driver instead of DERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 3,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 3,000Average Loss (L−1): 0.76 -> 0.66Helped
Use ∞-Driver instead of DERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 3,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 3,000Forgetting (F−1): -0.14 -> -0.07Helped
Use ∞-Driver instead of DERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 3,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 3,000Intransigence (I−1): -0.38 -> -0.35Hurt
Use ∞-Driver instead of PuriDivERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 6,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 6,000Average Loss (L−1): 0.84 -> 0.61Helped
Use ∞-Driver instead of PuriDivERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 6,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 6,000Forgetting (F−1): -0.11 -> -0.04Helped
Use ∞-Driver instead of DERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 6,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 6,000Intransigence (I−1): -0.48 -> -0.28Hurt
Use ∞-Driver instead of PuriDivERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 9,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 9,000Average Loss (L−1): 0.72 -> 0.60Helped
Use ∞-Driver instead of PuriDivERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 9,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 9,000Forgetting (F−1): -0.08 -> -0.03Helped
Use ∞-Driver instead of DERCross-city incremental learning, buffer 9,000 · Cross-city incremental learning, buffer 9,000Intransigence (I−1): -0.38 -> -0.30Hurt
Use ∞-Driver instead of DEROpen-web incremental learning on 10 million YouTube images · Open-web incremental learning, 10 million YouTube imagesRevised Average Loss (L̄−1): 1.24 -> 1.17Helped
Use ∞-Driver instead of DEROpen-web incremental learning on 10 million YouTube images · Open-web incremental learning, 10 million YouTube imagesRevised Forgetting (F̄−1): -0.02 -> -0.02No clear effect
Use ∞-Driver instead of DEROpen-web-trained driving policy · Open-web evaluation setADE: 1.18 -> 1.13Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: nuScenes KITTI Argoverse2 YouTube driving videos

Benchmarks: nuScenes KITTI Argoverse2 open web YouTube evaluation set

Metrics: average displacement error average loss forgetting intransigence

Baselines: DER Rainbow Memory PuriDivER

Builds on: conditional imitation learning Dark Experience Replay Rainbow Memory PuriDivER

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