From Big Data to Fast Data: Towards High-Quality Datasets for Machine Learning Applications from Closed-Loop Data Collection
Philipp Reis, Jacqueline Henle, Stefan Otten, Eric Sax
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- 2026
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The increasing capabilities of machine learning models, such as vision-language and multimodal language models, are placing growing demands on data in automotive systems engineering, making the quality and relevance of collected data enablers for the development and validation of such systems. Traditional Big Data approaches focus on large-scale data collection and offline processing, while Smart Data approaches improve data selection strategies but still rely on centralized and offline post-processing. This paper introduces the concept of Fast Data for automotive systems engineering. The approach shifts data selection and recording onto the vehicle as the data source. By enabling real-time, context-aware decisions on whether and which data should be recorded, data collection can be directly aligned with data quality objectives and collection strategies within a closed-loop. This results in datasets with higher relevance, improved coverage of critical scenarios, and increased information density, while at the same time reducing irrelevant data and associated costs. The proposed approach provides a structured foundation for designing data collection strategies that are aligned with the needs of modern machine learning algorithms. It supports efficient data acquisition and contributes to scalable and cost-effective ML development processes in automotive systems engineering.
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