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Vehicle trajectory prediction in top-view image sequences based on deep learning method

arXiv 2102.01749 ↗First posted 2 Feb 2021cs.CV cs.LGcited by 2

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Abstract (arXiv)

Annually, a large number of injuries and deaths around the world are related to motor vehicle accidents. This value has recently been reduced to some extent, via the use of driver-assistance systems. Developing driver-assistance systems (i.e., automated driving systems) can play a crucial role in reducing this number. Estimating and predicting surrounding vehicles' movement is essential for an automated vehicle and advanced safety systems. Moreover, predicting the trajectory is influenced by numerous factors, such as drivers' behavior during accidents, history of the vehicle's movement and the surrounding vehicles, and their position on the traffic scene. The vehicle must move over a safe path in traffic and react to other drivers' unpredictable behaviors in the shortest time. Herein, to predict automated vehicles' path, a model with low computational complexity is proposed, which is trained by images taken from the road's aerial image. Our method is based on an encoder-decoder model that utilizes a social tensor to model the effect of the surrounding vehicles' movement on the target vehicle. The proposed model can predict the vehicle's future path in any freeway only by viewing the images related to the history of the target vehicle's movement and its neighbors. Deep learning was used as a tool for extracting the features of these images. Using the HighD database, an image dataset of the road's aerial image was created, and the model's performance was evaluated on this new database. We achieved the RMSE of 1.91 for the next 5 seconds and found that the proposed method had less error than the best path-prediction methods in previous studies.

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