Experimental study on scene recognition and multiple road lane marks detection based on machine learning methods
This thesis is written based on two main topics: Scene semantic recognition and road lane marks recognition. The thesis first reviews the studies of general scene understanding or recognition method using semantic segmentation approaches, and then focuses on a more specific topic of analyzing roa...
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| Format: | Thesis |
| Language: | English |
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2018
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/82854 http://hdl.handle.net/10220/46658 |
| Summary: | This thesis is written based on two main topics: Scene semantic recognition and road
lane marks recognition. The thesis first reviews the studies of general scene understanding
or recognition method using semantic segmentation approaches, and then focuses
on a more specific topic of analyzing road scene images for detecting road lane marks.
Semantic segmentation has been a popular topic in the field of computer vision research.
The main purpose of semantic segmentation is to label pixels of interest in an image with
corresponding categories of the objects. This thesis mainly focuses on scene recognition,
a branch of semantic segmentation which takes more contextual information into
consideration. This thesis presents an experimental study in which a multi-task method
for scene recognition is proposed. In this method, edge information is used in enhancing
recognition performance. A network which outputs both edge detection map and
pixel-wise segmentation is designed. The network is based on FCN and the prediction
branches of the two outputs are parallel. Each branch uses multi-scale features concatenation
as the image representations. The method expects that the information from
edge detection could contribute to the ability of extracting image features for pixel-wise
segmentation.
Modern approaches on multiple road lane marks detection are facing several problems.
First, insufficient database make related solutions with machine learning technique difficult
to train a robust model for application; second, current researches focus on single
lane marks detection, which pays less attention to entire roads’ condition. To solve the
problems, a database with proper ground truth of marks’ label set is constructed and
a method is developed for detecting and classifying road lane marks of entire roads with Extreme Learning Machines (ELM). The implementation result shows promising
performance and further improvement could be expected. |
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