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G-VTM: A Multimodal Vision-Trajectory Model for Generalized Vehicle Trajectory Prediction

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G-VTM, a generalized vision-trajectory model, is proposed, which captures global map semantics while modeling scenario-and direction-aware interaction based on intuitive visual perception and achieves strong generalized performance under heterogeneous traffic conditions.

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