JonMyrlennBailey
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Does 2022 Artificial Intelligence operate much more like a real-world train under real-world laws of physics with human hands at the controls? Up until and including TANE, that's hardly been the case.
I will not graduate beyond TANE unless I'm convinced that it's AI system mimics train behaviors much more like the real world. That's the deal-maker or breaker for me.
Very unrealistic behaviors of AI all along, at least up to TANE, have included:
1. braking and acceleration that's too abrupt for heavy trains
2. reacting to yellow signal conditions ahead well beyond the range of human eyesight in the cab
3. unrealistic throttle and dynamic braking operation: diesel engines constantly revving high at steady speed on level track or downgrades; not able to mimic the Realistic Control mode
4. dropping the throttle abruptly whenever completing a Drive Via track mark command on the Schedule line
I will not graduate beyond TANE unless I'm convinced that it's AI system mimics train behaviors much more like the real world. That's the deal-maker or breaker for me.
Very unrealistic behaviors of AI all along, at least up to TANE, have included:
1. braking and acceleration that's too abrupt for heavy trains
2. reacting to yellow signal conditions ahead well beyond the range of human eyesight in the cab
3. unrealistic throttle and dynamic braking operation: diesel engines constantly revving high at steady speed on level track or downgrades; not able to mimic the Realistic Control mode
4. dropping the throttle abruptly whenever completing a Drive Via track mark command on the Schedule line
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