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Multi-Sensors System and Deep Learning Models for Object Tracking.

Ghina El Natour¹, Guillaume Bresson², Remi Trichet¹

¹Continental, 1 Av. Paul Ourliac, 31100 Toulouse, France.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)

|September 28, 2023

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This study introduces deep recurrent networks for object tracking in autonomous navigation. The approach accurately predicts object trajectories, enhancing safe navigation in diverse environments.

Area of Science:

Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision
Machine Learning

Background:

Autonomous navigation systems require robust environmental perception.
Accurate tracking and prediction of surrounding objects' trajectories are essential for safety.
Existing methods may face challenges in diverse and dynamic driving scenarios.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate deep recurrent network architectures for object tracking in autonomous navigation.
To optimize the tracking process through fine-tuning network weights.
To assess the effectiveness of the proposed pipeline in real-world driving conditions.

Main Methods:

Defined three deep recurrent network architectures.
Fine-tuned network weights to optimize trajectory tracking performance.

Keywords:

metric learning multi-sensors system recurrent neural networks sensor fusion tracking

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Evaluated the tracking pipeline in diverse sub-urban and highway scenarios.

Main Results:

The proposed pipeline demonstrated effective object tracking capabilities.
Promising results were achieved in both sub-urban and highway environments.
The system showed potential for accurate trajectory prediction.

Conclusions:

Deep recurrent networks offer a viable solution for object tracking in autonomous navigation.
The developed approach enhances the environmental perception crucial for safe autonomous driving.
Further development holds significant potential for advancing autonomous navigation systems.