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Robust Stereo Road Image Segmentation Using Threshold Selection Optimization Method Based on Persistent Homology
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DOI：10.1109/ACCESS.2023.3329056.png)
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This paper introduces a novel method for road target segmentation in the context of autonomous driving based on stereo disparity maps. The proposed method utilizes topological persistence threshold analysis to address the challenges of selecting appropriate thresholds. The approach involves converting stereo road images into uv-disparity maps, extracting road planes using v-disparity maps, and calculating occupancy grid maps using u-disparity maps. Persistence diagrams are then constructed by generating segmentation results under various threshold parameters. By establishing persistence boundaries in these diagrams, the most significant regions are identified, enabling the determination of robust segmentation thresholds. Experimental validation using KITTI stereo image datasets demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed method, with low error rates and superior performance compared to other segmentation methods. The research holds potential for application in autonomous driving systems.
Keywords:
Roads
Image segmentation
Cameras
Three-dimensional displays
Visualization
Vehicle dynamics
Fitting
Thresholding (Imaging)
Disparity map
persistent homology
image segmentation
threshold selection optimization