A Feature-based Approach for the Recognition of Image Quality Degradation in Automotive Applications
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Abstract (arXiv)
Cameras play a crucial role in modern driver assistance systems and are an essential part of the sensor technology for automated driving. The quality of images captured by in-vehicle cameras highly influences the performance of visual perception systems. This paper presents a feature-based algorithm to detect certain effects that can degrade image quality in automotive applications. The algorithm is based on an intelligent selection of significant features. Due to the small number of features, the algorithm performs well even with small data sets. Experiments with different data sets show that the algorithm can detect soiling adhering to camera lenses and classify different types of image degradation.
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- 2019WoodScape: A multi-task, multi-camera fisheye dataset for autonomous drivingcited by 142
- 2021OmniDet: Surround View Cameras based Multi-task Visual Perception Network for Autonomous Drivingcited by 57
- 2021Description of Corner Cases in Automated Driving: Goals and Challengescited by 35
- 2020TiledSoilingNet: Tile-level Soiling Detection on Automotive Surround-view Cameras Using Coverage Metriccited by 17
- 2019SoilingNet: Soiling Detection on Automotive Surround-View Camerascited by 14
- 2021Learned Camera Gain and Exposure Control for Improved Visual Feature Detection and Matchingcited by 13
- 2019SoildNet: Soiling Degradation Detection in Autonomous Drivingcited by 4
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