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SGF-SLAM: Semantic Gaussian Filtering SLAM for Urban Road Environments
Zhongliang Deng1, Runmin Wang2
1School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou 450001, China.
Abstract:
With the growing deployment of autonomous driving and unmanned systems in road environments, efficiently and accurately performing environmental perception and map construction has become a significant challenge for SLAM systems. In this paper, we propose an innovative SLAM framework comprising a frontend tracking network called SGF-net and a backend filtering mechanism, namely Semantic Gaussian Filter. This framework effectively suppresses dynamic objects by integrating feature point detection and semantic segmentation networks, filtering out Gaussian point clouds that degrade mapping quality, thus enhancing system performance in complex outdoor scenarios. The inference speed of SGF-net has been improved by over 23% compared to non-fused networks. Specifically, we introduce SGF-SLAM (Semantic Gaussian Filter SLAM), a dynamic mapping framework that shields dynamic objects undergoing temporal changes through multi-view geometry and semantic segmentation, ensuring both accuracy and stability in mapping results. Compared with existing methods, our approach can efficiently eliminate pedestrians and vehicles on the street, restoring an unobstructed road environment. Furthermore, we present a map update function, which is aimed at updating areas occluded by dynamic objects by using semantic information. Experiments demonstrate that the proposed method significantly enhances the reliability and adaptability of SLAM systems in road environments.
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