--- license: apache-2.0 language: - en tags: - autonomous-driving - world-model - planning - end-to-end-driving - navsim - bench2drive ---
The 95-second overview film, with sound. Also on the project page.
## About Checkpoints of **World4Scorer** ([paper](https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.36438), [code](https://github.com/World4Scorer/World4Scorer)). World4Scorer makes the candidate scorer of a generate-and-select planner a trajectory-conditioned latent world model. One shared predictor gives every candidate trajectory a predicted state, and score heads read its outcomes (collision, drivable area, progress, time to collision, comfort) from that state. Simulator outcomes supervise every candidate; the one future the driving log actually recorded anchors the shared predictor during training. No future is needed at test time. ## Results | Benchmark | Metric | World4Scorer | Best other method in the paper | |---|---|---:|---| | NAVSIM-v2 navtest | EPDMS | **93.0** (91.4 without inertial re-ranking) | Drive-JEPA 90.8 | | NAVSIM-v1 navtest | PDMS | **94.0** | DrivoR 93.7 · Drive-JEPA 93.7 | | Bench2Drive-220, closed loop | Driving Score | **73.27** | ReCogDrive 71.36 | | OGBench-Cube, LeWM planner | Success rate | **73.64%** | LeWM 68.91% (same world model and budget) | The Bench2Drive system is adapted (official 1000-clip training subset, a route point and two deployment rules). Cube numbers are our runs over 11 seeds × 50 episodes. ## Demos![]() NAVSIM, Las Vegas. 64 candidates every 0.5 s, coloured by predicted score. |
![]() OGBench-Cube. Left: LeWM alone fails. Right: with the outcome score it succeeds. |
![]() Bench2Drive. A taxi cuts into the lane (closed loop, 1.5×). |
![]() Bench2Drive. A pedestrian steps into the road at night (closed loop, 1.5×). |