Evaluation Metrics
August 10, 2025 · View on GitHub
The final rank is calculated by the weighted score of both phase 1 and phase 2. Phase1 is 0.5 and phase 2 is 0.5. We use the averaged score across different metrics in each phase to calculate the final rank.
Phase 1 Metrics
We use 3D AP@0.50 (R40) for the Car class evaluated on Drone platform data.
Phase 2 Metrics
We use 3D AP@0.50 (R40) for the Car class and 3D AP@0.50 (R40) for the Pedestrian class evaluated on Quadruped platform data.
The final score is calculated as follows:
The final score is calculated as follows:
Submission Requirements
To ensure competition fairness and reproducibility, all participants must open-source their codebase and provide comprehensive instructions for reproducing results. Participants are encouraged to cross-verify results from other teams. All times mentioned are in Anywhere on Earth (AoE) timezone (UTC-12).
Timeline
Phase 1 Results Finalization
Deadline: August 22nd, 2025
- Select and show the final and reproducible Phase 1 results to the CodaBench leaderboard
- These results will be used for final ranking and help all participants to better plan for phase 2 based on the phase 1 results.
- Results will be considered VALID if:
- The results are reproducible.
- The results are added to the CodaBench leaderboard. Better results that are intentionally hidden from the leaderboard will NOT be considered for the final ranking after this deadline.
- Results will be considered INVALID if:
- Leaderboard results are not reproducible.
- Better results that are intentionally hidden.
Private Codebase Preparation
Deadline: September 5th, 2025
- Prepare a private GitHub repository containing code to reproduce Phase 1 results
- Grant access to the RoboSense official GitHub account:
robosense2025 - Our team will begin Phase 1 result reproduction at this time
- This step helps participants prepare for the final public codebase release
Public Codebase Release
Deadline: September 15th, 2025
- Release the final public codebase containing:
- Code to reproduce Phase 1 results
- Code to reproduce Phase 2 results
- This ensures competition transparency and fairness
- The organizing team will attempt to reproduce all results
- Submission with rule violations will not be considered for the final ranking
- Participants are encouraged to actively review other teams' codebases and report rule violations
- Note: Reports submitted after the official award announcement will not be considered