Deformable-Heatmap-Segmentation for Automobile Visual Perception

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author Jin, Hongyu
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contents Semantic segmentation of road elements in 2D images is a crucial task in the recognition of some static objects such as lane lines and free space. In this paper, we propose DHSNet,which extracts the objects features with a end-to-end architecture along with a heatmap proposal. Deformable convolutions are also utilized in the proposed network. The DHSNet finely combines low-level feature maps with high-level ones by using upsampling operators as well as downsampling operators in a U-shape manner. Besides, DHSNet also aims to capture static objects of various shapes and scales. We also predict a proposal heatmap to detect the proposal points for more accurate target aiming in the network.
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spellingShingle Deformable-Heatmap-Segmentation for Automobile Visual Perception
Jin, Hongyu
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Semantic segmentation of road elements in 2D images is a crucial task in the recognition of some static objects such as lane lines and free space. In this paper, we propose DHSNet,which extracts the objects features with a end-to-end architecture along with a heatmap proposal. Deformable convolutions are also utilized in the proposed network. The DHSNet finely combines low-level feature maps with high-level ones by using upsampling operators as well as downsampling operators in a U-shape manner. Besides, DHSNet also aims to capture static objects of various shapes and scales. We also predict a proposal heatmap to detect the proposal points for more accurate target aiming in the network.
title Deformable-Heatmap-Segmentation for Automobile Visual Perception
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.07493