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For Autoware's general documentation, see [Autoware Documentation](https://autowarefoundation.github.io/autoware-documentation/).
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## Welcome to Autoware Universe
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For detailed documents of Autoware Universe components, see [Autoware Universe Documentation](https://autowarefoundation.github.io/autoware.universe/).
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Autoware Universe serves as a foundational pillar within the Autoware ecosystem, playing a critical role in enhancing the core functionalities of autonomous driving technologies.
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This repository is a pivotal element of the Autoware Core/Universe concept, managing a wide array of packages that significantly extend the capabilities of autonomous vehicles.
To dive into the vast world of Autoware and understand how Autoware Universe fits into the bigger picture, we recommend starting with the [Autoware Documentation](https://autowarefoundation.github.io/autoware-documentation/). This resource provides a thorough overview of the Autoware ecosystem, guiding you through its components, functionalities, and how to get started with development.
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### Explore Autoware Universe documentation
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For those looking to explore the specifics of Autoware Universe components, the [Autoware Universe Documentation](https://autowarefoundation.github.io/autoware.universe/), deployed with MKDocs, offers detailed insights.
A node for evaluating the output of perception systems.
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## Purpose
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This module allows for the evaluation of how accurately perception results are generated without the need for annotations. It is capable of confirming performance and can evaluate results from a few seconds prior, enabling online execution.
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## Inner-workings / Algorithms
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- Calculates lateral deviation between the predicted path and the actual traveled trajectory.
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- Calculates lateral deviation between the smoothed traveled trajectory and the perceived position to evaluate the stability of lateral position recognition.
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- Calculates yaw deviation between the smoothed traveled trajectory and the perceived position to evaluate the stability of yaw recognition.
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