Diffusion-Planner and Hyper-Diffusion-Planner

These are ecosystem siblings where Hyper-Diffusion-Planner builds upon and extends the foundational diffusion-based planning approach of Diffusion-Planner, progressing from flexible guidance mechanisms to end-to-end autonomous driving capabilities.

Diffusion-Planner
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Maintenance 13/25
Adoption 10/25
Maturity 8/25
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Maintenance 10/25
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Community 14/25
Stars: 897
Forks: 132
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Stars: 72
Forks: 10
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Language: Python
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About Diffusion-Planner

ZhengYinan-AIR/Diffusion-Planner

[ICLR 2025 Oral] The official implementation of "Diffusion-Based Planning for Autonomous Driving with Flexible Guidance"

This project helps autonomous vehicle engineers create more advanced and reliable self-driving systems. It takes in sensor data and environmental information to generate optimal, safe driving trajectories for a self-driving car. The output is a planned path for the vehicle, which can then be used to control its movement in complex scenarios like navigating busy intersections or avoiding pedestrians.

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About Hyper-Diffusion-Planner

ZhengYinan-AIR/Hyper-Diffusion-Planner

The official implementation of "Unleashing the Potential of Diffusion Models for End-to-End Autonomous Driving"

This project helps autonomous vehicle researchers and developers design better end-to-end autonomous driving systems. It takes sensor data or simulation inputs and outputs a planned driving trajectory, demonstrating how diffusion models can create effective and scalable planning solutions for complex real-world scenarios. This is for professionals working on advanced AI for self-driving cars.

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