Object Classification in a High-Level Sensor Data Fusion Architecture for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Abstract
Reliable estimation of an object’s type is an important aspect of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and automated driving applications. A type-specific ADAS reaction or object prediction can therefore be realized,... [ view full abstract ]
Reliable estimation of an object’s type is an important aspect of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and automated driving applications. A type-specific ADAS reaction or object prediction can therefore be realized, improving the performance of the system. Object detection research usually focuses strongly on the state and existence estimation of detected objects. In this paper, an approach is presented for estimating an the class type of an object within the framework of a high-level sensor data fusion architecture. A novel classification fusion approach using the Dempster-Shafer evidence theory is presented. The performance of the algorithms are evaluated using a test vehicle with 12 sensors for surround environment perception in an overtaking scenario on a closed test track and on the highway in real traffic.
Authors
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Michael Aeberhard
(BMW Group Research and Technology)
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Torsten Bertram
(Technische Universität Dortmund)
Topic Areas
Automated Vehicle Operation, Motion Planning, Navigation , Driver Assistance Systems , Sensing, Vision, and Perception
Session
We-A2 » Automated Vehicle Operation, Motion Planning, and Navigation I (11:10 - Wednesday, 16th September, San Borondón B4)