Experiments show kinematic priors boost trajectory forecasting, with big gains in small or noisy datasets and modest gains in large-scale settings. https://hackernoon.com/better-steering-with-less-data-kinematic-priors-guide-trajectory-prediction #probabilisticforecasting
Better Steering with Less Data: Kinematic Priors Guide Trajectory Prediction | HackerNoon

Experiments show kinematic priors boost trajectory forecasting, with big gains in small or noisy datasets and modest gains in large-scale settings.

This section adds kinematic priors to trajectory forecasting, deriving Gaussian distributions from velocity, acceleration, speed‑heading, and steering. https://hackernoon.com/from-vx-vy-to-d-and-a-the-math-behind-smarter-selfdriving-predictions #probabilisticforecasting
From vx, vy to δ and a: The Math Behind Smarter Self‑Driving Predictions | HackerNoon

This section adds kinematic priors to trajectory forecasting, deriving Gaussian distributions from velocity, acceleration, speed‑heading, and steering.

This paper adds analytical kinematic priors for uncertainty across timesteps in trajectory forecasting, boosting performance and stability in traffic tasks. https://hackernoon.com/from-guesswork-to-ground-truth-making-traffic-forecasts-physically-feasible #probabilisticforecasting
From Guesswork to Ground Truth: Making Traffic Forecasts Physically Feasible | HackerNoon

This paper adds analytical kinematic priors for uncertainty across timesteps in trajectory forecasting, boosting performance and stability in traffic tasks.

For those who were at my sessions at #AgileOpenCanada in Victoria this week, more details on all the things I talked about can be found at the URL below. Topics including #PsychologicalSafety anti-anxiety toolkit, using LEGO to teach technical practices, #CleanLanguage, #SixThinkingHats, #ProbabilisticForecasting getting metrics from Jira, and book recommendations around neuroscience, psychology and hypnosis.
https://gargoylesoftware.com/mike_bowler/followup/ #agile
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Following up with Mike Bowler

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In 2023, it shouldn't still be a controversial point to say that per-story estimates are a waste of time and that we should stop doing them. Yet, it still is.
More at https://improvingflow.com/2023/07/08/per-story-estimates.html #agile #ProbabilisticForecasting #estimates
Per-story estimates

Per-story estimates were an interesting experiment that failed and it’s time to move on. Today, we have better ways so it’s time to stop putting individual estimates on stories. This is equally true for Scrum and Kanban teams.

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