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When an Evaluation Rule Writes Training Labels: Measuring Human-Reference Forgiveness in NAVSIM
When the human reference scores zero on a metric, the released GTRS-Dense label generator for NAVSIM marks every candidate trajectory in the scene as passing it. NAVSIM's authors introduced this human-reference forgiveness to avoid penalizing contextually justified maneuvers when scoring one traject
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