In this paper we have presented a fast algorithm to detect road borders from laser data. Two local search windows, one on right side of the host vehicle and the other on left, are moved right and left respectively from the current position of vehicle in map. A score function is evaluated to know the presence or absence of the road border in current search window. We have used the detected road border information to reduce false alarms in our previous work on DATMO (detection and tracking of moving objects). We also show how these information can be used to infer drivable area and the presence of intersections on the road. Results on data sets obtained from real demonstrator vehicles show that this technique can be successfully applied in real time.
Improving moving objects tracking using road model for laser data
2012 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium ; 790-795
2012-06-01
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Improving Moving Objects Tracking Using Road Model for Laser Data
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