Research papers · Posted 2026.10.26 · Preprint

Uncertainty Evaluation to Support Safety of the Intended Functionality Analysis for Determining the Applicability of Performance Targets Across Triggering Conditions in ML-Based LiDAR Object Detection

Uncertainty Evaluation to Support Safety of the Intended Functionality Analysis for Determining the Applicability of Performance Targets Across Triggering Conditions in ML-Based LiDAR Object Detection

Overview

The study tests whether uncertainty thresholds selected in one condition preserve detection performance targets in another. Its LiDAR experiments emphasize frame dependence, independent sequence counts and retained correct detections when interpreting SOTIF evidence.

Publication and version information

This expanded manuscript remains a preprint. The author-reported acceptance or publication relates to a shorter earlier version; source wording is retained below.

Author-supplied source information

Author-supplied information on arXiv.

24 pages, 6 figures. Extended version of the VEHITS 2026 conference paper (doi:10.5220/0014967200004030). Submitted for journal publication. Code and recorded results: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23495356

Version: v1

PARTICIPATION ENQUIRY

Participation enquiry

Your enquiry will be delivered by email. We will reply to the address you provide.

Email enquiries: info@battermachine.com