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Introducing Complexity Metric for Test Scenarios for Automated Driving Systems

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A structured methodology for quantifying scenario complexity is proposed and demonstrated on over 100 scenarios sourced from multiple datasets, which strengthens the ability to select, filter, and prioritize scenarios prior to their execution for testing.

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