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Relevancy QC Exam
Quiz by Christian Urbano
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​In DP2DP new workflow task, there is contact in north entrance turning left and south entrance turning left. Which of the following is the correct tagging of custom fields?
status: Reviewed / gt_tags: left_vs_left / gt_what_if_dp: symmetric
status: Reviewed / gt_tags: oncoming_before_turning_left / gt_what_if_dp: dp1
status: Reviewed / gt_tags: right before left / gt_what_if_dp: dp1
status: Reviewed / gt_tags: right_vs_right / gt_what_if_dp: symmetric
​In Semantic Junction, what is the sub category of this scenario?
T-Junction
Road Merge
Side Road Merge
Lane Merge
In DP2DP new workflow task, there is contact in north entrance turning left and south entrance turning left. Which of the following is the correct tagging of custom fields?
In Semantic Junction, what is the sub category of this scenario?
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In SP Protect task, if we gonna place a SP in this SL, what should be the custom field of SP for this kind of scenario?
In TFLR task, if the orientation of TFL is wrong, we should not tag it.
In Semantic Junction Task, which of the following is the correct way of tagging roundabout?
In Priority Sign Relevancy task, what is the correct tagging of SP/SL?
Group the following types/custom fields/tags/etc. with their respective tasks.
In Semantic Junction, the polygon must cover all entrances, exits, tfls, signs, SPs and DP merge points.
In Semantic Junction, what sub category is this?
In SP Protect, which custom field is for emergency TFLs (not in tunnel/bridge)?
in SP Protect, which custom field is for DPs that crosses tram tracks?
In TFLR Task, this tfl type is used for warning tfl for pedestrian crossing intended for vehicles. Common in Israel maps.
What is the tfl type for this tfls?
In PSR task, in roundabout scenarios, the Stop Point type will be roundabout even if theres a yield/stop signs.
In PSR task, when seeing a sign that has bad orientation, use the tag "bad_gt"
In TFLR task, this tfl type is used for tfls that does not exist in reality, including duplicate clusters.
In DP2DP task, this tag is used for contact between two lanes inside roundabout.
In DP2DP task, what tag is used for merging because of parking lanes?
(DP2DP Task) From highest to lowest, rank the following based on the hierarchy between the tags. (1 highest - 5 lowest)
In TFLR Task, if there is only one detected TFL in MM but in GT, there is two different TFL that are relevant for different directions, the TFLR gt_use should be true.
In TFLR Task, we do not need to add SP with emergency tunnels.
In SP Protect, this custom field is for DPs that crosses a crosswalk.
In Semantic Junction, all entrances have no DPs. What do we tag this as?
In PSR task, in this scenario, we still add supp_pedestrian tag to the custom field.
In TFLR task, illegal driving/bad dp can be tagged as gt_use - true
In DP2DP task, stop road marks can be tagged as
In PSR task, what custom field tags do we tag this as?
in TFLR Task, this tfl type is for TFLs intended for pedestrians at cross walks.