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How Evaluation Choices Change the Measured Benefit of Cooperative Perception: Evidence from Three V2X Benchmarks
Cooperative perception, in which connected vehicles and roadside infrastructure share sensor information, is a candidate enabler of automated mobility, and benchmark accuracy is the evidence cited when roadside deployment is considered. This paper audits that evidence base across one simulated and t
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