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Int2Planner: An Intention-based Multi-modal Motion Planner for Integrated Prediction and Planning

AAAI 2025 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Text-driven human motion generation · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Int2Planner, a transformer-based joint prediction-and-planning model that samples multi-modal route intention points from the navigation route to condition ego-vehicle trajectory generation, evaluated on a private dataset, nuPlan, and real-world vehicle tests.

Problem

Motion planning for autonomous driving must handle uncertainty from interactions with surrounding agents, but prediction and planning are usually treated separately, and static or clustered intention points do not reflect the ego vehicle's route-determined intention.

Approach

Replace static/clustered intention points with route intention points resampled at equal distance along the primary and secondary route polylines, generating a multi-modal planning trajectory per intention point within a jointly trained prediction-and-planning transformer decoder.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace clustered intention points with route-sampled intention points (ablation)Int2Planner, private validation · Private validationPlan ADE: 0.4788 -> {0.4141}Helped
sample from primary and secondary routes rather than only the primary route (ablation)Int2Planner, private validation · Private validationPlan ADE: {0.4141} -> 0.3946Helped
use route embedding with route intention points (ablation)Int2Planner · Test14-hardOL: 0.8606 -> 0.8673Helped
add integrated prediction (ablation)Int2Planner · Test14-hardNR-CL: 0.6784 -> 0.6971Helped
increase decoder iterations from K=1 to K=6 (ablation)Int2Planner · Test14-hardNR-CL: 0.6154 -> 0.6971Helped
increase decoder iterations from K=6 to K=9 (ablation)Int2Planner · Test14-hardOL: 0.8673 -> 0.8736Helped
increase decoder iterations from K=6 to K=9 (ablation)Int2Planner · Test14-hardNR-CL: 0.6971 -> \textbf{}0.6871Hurt
increase decoder iterations from K=6 to K=9 (ablation)Int2Planner · Test14-hardR-CL: 0.6784 -> \textbf{}0.6764Hurt
use the output of decoder layer k=6 rather than k=1 (ablation)Int2Planner · Test14-hardNR-CL: 0.5651 -> 0.6971Helped
add rule-based post-processingInt2Planner · Test14-hardOverall: 0.7476 -> 0.7679Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: private dataset (680,964 scenarios) nuPlan

Benchmarks: nuPlan Val14 nuPlan Test14-hard private dataset

Metrics: Overall score OL score NR-CL score R-CL score ADE FDE minADE6 minFDE6

Baselines: IDM PlanCNN GC-PGP PlanTF PDM-Hybrid GameFormer Planner

Builds on: MTR GameFormer DenseTNT

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