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Information on the 2020 detection challenge, pip version v1.0.7 #335

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Expand Up @@ -24,6 +24,9 @@ The submission period will open April 1 and continue until May 28th, 2020.
Results and winners will be announced at the [Workshop on Benchmarking Progress in Autonomous Driving](http://montrealrobotics.ca/driving-benchmarks/).
Note that the evaluation server can still be used to benchmark your results after the challenge period.

*Update:* Due to the COVID-19 situation, participants are **not** required to attend in person
to be eligible for the prizes.

## Submission rules
### Prediction-specific rules
* The user can submit up to 25 proposed future trajectories, called `modes`, for each agent along with a probability the agent follows that proposal. Our metrics (explained below) will measure how well this proposed set of trajectories matches the ground truth.
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