Full vehicle control techniques refer to the methods used to autonomously control all aspects of a vehicle's motion, including steering, throttle, and braking. This comparison aims to evaluate various control strategies, the neural network architectures employed, input data used, output actions generated, and experimental types associated with each approach.
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