DriveDNA: 4,121-Drive Naturalistic Dataset Reveals Vehicle and Road Shortcuts in Driving-Style RecognitionDriveDNA自然驾驶数据集:4121次行程揭示驾驶风格识别中的车辆/路况捷径问题
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Researchers released DriveDNA, a large-scale naturalistic driving benchmark for driving-style identification comprising 4,121 drives from 465 drivers across 115 vehicle models, totaling 975 hours of human-controlled driving with synchronized CAN-bus and forward-video data, evaluated across 30 baseline configurations under one unified framework.
Learned representations reach 93.5% AUROC on unseen-driver re-identification versus 70.7% for classical descriptors, and retain 81.1% accuracy under condition-matched evaluation where the classical descriptors collapse to chance level.
A video-only model matches CAN-based re-identification at 93.7% but predicts the driving route at 347× chance level, and its accuracy collapses to 67.5% once vehicle/road conditions are matched — showing that seemingly strong driver-recognition performance can be a shortcut based on route or vehicle rather than genuine driving style.