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Real-Time Lane Instance Segmentation Using SegNet and Image Processing


Abstract:

The rising interest in assistive and autonomous driving systems throughout the past decade has led to an active research community in perception and scene interpretation ...Show More

Abstract:

The rising interest in assistive and autonomous driving systems throughout the past decade has led to an active research community in perception and scene interpretation problems like lane detection. Traditional lane detection methods rely on specialized, hand-tailored features which is slow and prone to scalability. Recent methods that rely on deep learning and trained on pixel-wise lane segmentation have achieved better results and are able to generalize to a broad range of road and weather conditions. However, practical algorithms must be computationally inexpensive due to limited resources on vehicle-based platforms yet accurate to meet safety measures. In this approach, an encoder-decoder deep learning architecture generates binary segmentation of lanes, then the binary segmentation map is further processed to separate lanes, and a sliding window extracts each lane to produce the lane instance segmentation image. This method was validated on a tusimple data set, achieving competitive results.
Date of Conference: 24-26 October 2020
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 18 November 2020
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Conference Location: Giza, Egypt
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I. Introduction

Nowadays, autonomous vehicles and advanced driver-assistive systems (ADAS) perception problems like obstacle detection and lane detection are among the hot areas in computer vision. Ultimately, in each task, the target is to reach a sufficient understanding of the scene around the vehicle that is enough to make safe and efficient control decisions on behalf of the driver. What differentiates autonomous vehicles perception problems from other computer vision problems is the required method of quality in terms of accuracy and speed. From one side, safety measures demand highly accurate algorithms to ensure reliability, and from the other side, the severely limited resources on vehicle-based systems demand computationally inexpensive algorithms.

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