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Graph Model-Based Lane-Marking Feature Extraction for Lane Detection.

Ju-Han Yoo¹, Dong-Hwan Kim²

¹Technology Research Team, Incheon International Airport Corporation, Incheon 22382, Korea.

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This study introduces an efficient graph-based method for extracting lane-marking features. The approach enhances lane detection accuracy and speed for real-time applications.

Keywords:

intelligent vehicle lane departure warning (LDW) system lane keeping assist (LKA) system lane marking detection lane marking feature line segment

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Background:

Accurate lane marking detection is crucial for autonomous driving systems.
Existing methods often struggle with environmental noise and real-time processing demands.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a robust and efficient lane-marking feature extraction method.
To improve the accuracy and speed of lane detection systems.

Main Methods:

A graph model-based approach is utilized for feature extraction.
Adaptive-sized hat filters and a novel neighbor searching method are employed.
Connected subgraph identification selects relevant lane-marking features.

Main Results:

The method achieves at least 2.2% better performance on the KIST dataset (handling sensing noise).
It shows at least 1.4% improvement on the Caltech dataset compared to existing methods.
The algorithm operates at an average of 3.3 ms, enabling real-time application.

Conclusions:

The proposed graph-based method offers a robust and efficient solution for lane-marking feature extraction.
The system demonstrates superior performance and speed, suitable for real-time autonomous driving.
This approach effectively addresses challenges posed by environmental noise and complex datasets.