EV Technology - Autonomous Driving and EVsIn a sensor fusion algorithm, the output is always zero despite valid sensor inputs. What is a probable cause?AThe sensors are disconnectedBThe weights assigned to sensors are zeroCThe sensors are too far apartDThe output display is offCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand zero output despite valid inputsIf inputs are valid but output is zero, calculation likely multiplies inputs by zero weights.Step 2: Identify cause in algorithmWeights of zero cause the weighted sum to be zero regardless of sensor values.Final Answer:The weights assigned to sensors are zero -> Option BQuick Check:Zero output cause = Zero weights [OK]Quick Trick: Check if weights are set to zero accidentally [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming hardware failureIgnoring weight valuesBlaming sensor distance
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