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[LDCA/LDML] Lane Detection #13

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a-0-dev opened this issue May 23, 2019 · 1 comment
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[LDCA/LDML] Lane Detection #13

a-0-dev opened this issue May 23, 2019 · 1 comment

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@a-0-dev
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a-0-dev commented May 23, 2019

Objective: Lane Detection for our CC20 Car

The lane Detection is an important task in autonomous driving.

Goal

  • Stable and fast line detection for trajectory generation
  • detect the current lane and identify the different lines and line types (outer left, middle, double, solid, dashed)
  • Robustness against missing line parts (Broken lines are part of the cup)
  • Robustness against obstacles and ramp
  • handling for curves
  • handling of crossings and intersections with priority lines.
  • Pedestrian island and zebra crossings

Setup:

Our previous line detection can be found:
https://github.com/tum-phoenix/drive_ros_image_recognition/tree/polynom
You can try different computer vision approaches or machine learning approaches.

A template with basic functions can be found under:
tum-phoenix/drive_ml#19

Tasks:

  • Implement one or more line detection approaches (for comparison)
  • Focus on line detection and trajectory at first and check the stability of the trajectory
  • Extract polynomial for the trajectory and the environment model
  • Detect the current lane and identify the different lines and line types
  • Detect Crossings and special street parts, like islands
  • Estimate the curvation radius
  • Compare different approaches
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xXBasti commented May 27, 2019

@xXBasti xXBasti changed the title Lane Detection [LDCA/LDML] Lane Detection Nov 10, 2019
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