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Unification of Road Scene Segmentation Strategies Using Multistream Data and Latent Space Attention.

August J NaudéHermanus Carel Myburgh
Published in: Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) (2023)
Road scene understanding, as a field of research, has attracted increasing attention in recent years. The development of road scene understanding capabilities that are applicable to real-world road scenarios has seen numerous complications. This has largely been due to the cost and complexity of achieving human-level scene understanding, at which successful segmentation of road scene elements can be achieved with a mean intersection over union score close to 1.0. There is a need for more of a unified approach to road scene segmentation for use in self-driving systems. Previous works have demonstrated how deep learning methods can be combined to improve the segmentation and perception performance of road scene understanding systems. This paper proposes a novel segmentation system that uses fully connected networks, attention mechanisms, and multiple-input data stream fusion to improve segmentation performance. Results show comparable performance compared to previous works, with a mean intersection over union of 87.4% on the Cityscapes dataset.
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