Available Lane Detection Based on Radon Transform

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To solve lane detection problem in the system of autonomous vehicle, this paper proposes a method of texture segment based on perspective transformation. In this paper, firstly road images were captured through cameras installed on the vehicle, then make a perspective transform to road plane, so that the road and the non-road texture information effectively stand out. After calculation of the texture trend in the transformed image, radon transform can effectively distinguish between the road and the non-road area, and achieve the purpose of the texture regional segment. Experiments prove that this method can be used on the lane detection, which eliminate barriers and road borders effectively.

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