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In
autonomous driving systems many components like sensors, algorithms and
actuators have to work together seamlessly. To handle this complexity, systems
are designed on different architecture levels. |
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more details are added at each level. On each architecture level event chains
are identified and specified. An event chain step is a reference to a modeling
element of the architecture, but it is not a part of the architecture itself.
This is a small but important difference.
You want more to know about the goals for
each architecture level, then:
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