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Beyond Chamfer Distance: Granular Order-aware Evaluation Metric For Online Mapping

NeurIPS 2026 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Domain-specific segmentation and detection · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes SOSPA, an order-aware normalized polyline metric (GOSPA adapted to sequences, computed via Wagner-Fischer/GED), and DAP, a soft multi-instance metric built on P-GOSPA, evaluated on nuScenes against MapTRv2, StreamMapNet and MapTracker.

Problem

Standard online map evaluation uses Chamfer-distance-based mAP, which is insensitive to point ordering, gives coarse granularity, violates metric axioms, and cannot separate detection from geometric accuracy.

Approach

An order-aware GOSPA-style single-instance metric (SOSPA) computed as a minimum-cost trace of generalized edit distance, plus DAP, a soft P-GOSPA-based multi-instance metric that replaces hard TP/FP thresholding with confidence-weighted localization and detection terms.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: nuScenes

Benchmarks: nuScenes

Metrics: mAP AP mDAP SOSPA DAP localization error DAP detection error runtime

Baselines: MapTRv2 StreamMapNet MapTracker Chamfer-distance mAP Frechet-distance AP

Builds on: GOSPA P-GOSPA generalized edit distance Wagner-Fischer algorithm mAP

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