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Event-Based Line Fitting and Segment Detection Using a Neuromorphic Visual Sensor

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David Reverter Valeiras
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Xavier Clady
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Sio-Hoï Ieng *
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Ryad Benosman
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This paper introduces an event-based luminance-free algorithm for line and segment detection from the output of asynchronous event-based neuromorphic retinas. These recent biomimetic vision sensors are composed of autonomous pixels, each of them asynchronously generating visual events that encode relative changes in pixels' illumination at high temporal resolutions. This frame-free approach results in an increased energy efficiency and in real-time operation, making these sensors especially suitable for applications such as autonomous robotics. The proposed algorithm is based on an iterative event-based weighted least squares fitting, and it is consequently well suited to the high temporal resolution and asynchronous acquisition of neuromorphic cameras: parameters of a current line are updated for each event attributed (i.e., spatio-temporally close) to it, while implicitly forgetting the contribution of older events according to a speed-tuned exponentially decaying function. A detection occurs if a measure of activity, i.e., implicit measure of the number of contributing events and using the same decay function, exceeds a given threshold. The speed-tuned decreasing function is based on a measure of the apparent motion, i.e., the optical flow computed around each event. This latter ensures that the algorithm behaves independently of the edges' dynamics. Line segments are then extracted from the lines, allowing for the tracking of the corresponding endpoints. We provide experiments showing the accuracy of our algorithm and study the influence of the apparent velocity and relative orientation of the observed edges. Finally, evaluations of its computational efficiency show that this algorithm can be envisioned for high-speed applications, such as vision-based robotic navigation.
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Event-based vision
line detection
neuromorphic sensing
segment detection
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