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    • Artificial Intelligence

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    • Self-localization is crucial for autonomous systems.
    • Existing methods may be costly or computationally intensive.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an affordable and efficient self-localization solution for vehicles.
    • To utilize readily available data sources like camera odometry and road maps.

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    • A probabilistic model is employed for self-localization.
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    • The system processes visual odometry from two cameras and road map data.

    Main Results:

    • The method achieves an average localization accuracy of 4 meters.
    • Localization is accomplished within 52 seconds of driving.
    • The system effectively handles uncertainties from visual odometry and map ambiguities.

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    • The proposed method offers a cost-effective and accurate solution for vehicle self-localization.
    • Leveraging community-developed maps and visual odometry enables robust performance.
    • The approach meets real-time requirements for autonomous systems.