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Machine Learning for Automotive Safety
Perception Validation Engineer (ADAS Safety Sign-off) · AI / ML · July 2026
92/ 100
A ProoV case study · educational project, not employment
A verified, self-directed Perception Validation Engineer (ADAS Safety Sign-off) project — completed and passed a real industry rubric at 92/100 on ProoV.
Graded against
- Detection metrics correctness (precision, recall, VRU false-negative rate)30%
- Failure-mode analysis & per-condition rigour25%
- SOTIF safety case quality (ISO 21448 reasoning)25%
- Ship verdict — evidence-based & internally consistent20%
Passed · pass mark 60/100
What stood out6
- Correctly locked the IoU>=0.5 detection definition and classified the worked pair as a miss when IoU was 0.111
- Computed and interpreted the key safety metric: VRU false-negative rate of 0.24 despite a reassuring aggregate recall of 0.87
- Exposed the dangerous slices clearly: night recall 0.39 and night+occluded recall 0.27
- Mapped the Uber Tempe crash to the night-VRU failure mode using the NTSB figure and mechanism
- Data-Driven Decision Making
- Safety-Critical Risk Analysis
The work I submitted20 tasks
12 tasks · 16.5k characters · Python, JavaScript · 8 written answers · 845 words
- Sensor Match559 characters
- Example Iou Demo1.5k characters
- Task Definition Code1.1k characters
- Task Definition377 characters
- Example Metrics DemoPython · 2.2k characters
- Scored Metrics RunPython · 2.3k characters
- Scored Metrics351 characters
- Ttcs Example SlicePython · 1.3k characters
- Ttcs Triage SlicePython · 1.6k characters
- Failure Triage1.7k characters
- Sotif CaseJavaScript · 2.3k characters
- Ship Verdict1.2k characters
- Sensor Match27 words
- Example Iou Demo169 words
- Task Definition Code149 words
- Task Definition42 words
- Example Metrics Demo154 words
- Scored Metrics Run143 words
- Scored Metrics18 words
- Ttcs Example Slice143 words
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