Motion planning is crucial in autonomous driving, but curating datasets for training motion planners is expensive and may not capture rare critical scenarios.
Researchers propose an inexpensive method for generating diverse critical traffic scenarios to train robust motion planners.
They use scripts to represent traffic scenarios and train a Large Language Model (LLM) to generate scripts from user-specified text descriptions.
Motion planners trained with the generated synthetic data outperform those trained solely on real-world data.