A probabilistic distribution approach for the classification of urban roads in complex environments
Résumé
Navigation in urban environments has been receiving considerable attention over the past few years, especially for self-driving cars. Road detection for Autonomous Systems, and also for ADAS (Advanced Driving Assistance Systems) remains a major challenging in inner-city scenarios motivated by the high complexity in scene layout with unmarked or weakly marked roads and poor lightning conditions. This paper introduces a novel method that creates a classifier based on a set of probability distribution. The classifier, created using a Joint Boosting algorithm, aims at detecting semantic information in roads. This approach is composed of a set of parallel processes to calculate the superpixel using the Watershed Transform method and the construction of feature maps based on Textons and Disptons. As a result, a set of probability distribution is generated. It will be used as an input to model the week classifier by our Joint Boosting algorithm. The experimental results using the Urban-Kitty benchmark are comparable to the state-of-the-art approaches and can largely improve the effectiveness of the detection in several conditions.
Domaines
Robotique [cs.RO]
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