Improved Vision Based Driving Space Analysis by Condensation of Image Data

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Sophisticated ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) use vision based methods for detection and keeping track of ahead driving cars. With thus acquired data it is possible to implement e.g. following up functions to automatically keep equal distance to ahead driving vehicles or avoid collisions with obstacles ahead. Known vision based methods for detection and tracking of vehicles use its underneath shadow on the road. The main drawbacks of those methods are the detection and identification of a shadow belonging to a vehicle is neither reliable nor robust, and the thereto required processing of the camera images is very expensive concerning processing time. To improve reliability and detectability we propose here to use an approach which is different from the known methods a nonparametric one; to improve processing speed we propose to apply diversity-sampling to condense the image data before processing it.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 605-607)

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2260-2264

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December 2012

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