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Vehicle Detection in Still Images Using Boosted Local Feature Detector

Qing LIN, Young-joon HAN, Hern-soo HAHN

 

Department of Electronic Engineering, Soongsil University, Seoul  156-743, South Korea

 

Abstract-Vehicle detection in still images is a comparatively  difficult task. This paper presents a method for this task using boosted local p attern detector constructed from two local features including Haar-like and ori ented gradient features. The whole process is composed of three stages. In the f irst stage, local appearance features of vehicle and non-vehicle objects are ex tracted. Haar-like and oriented gradient features are extracted separately in t his stage as local features. For the second stage, Adaboost algorithm is used to  select the most discriminative features as weak detectors from the two local fe ature sets, and a strong local pattern detector is built by the weighted combina tion of these selected weak detectors. Finally,  vehicle detection can be perfor med on still images by using boosted strong local feature detector. Experiment r esults show that the local pattern detector constructed in this way combines the  advantages of Haar-like and oriented gradient features, and can achieve better  detection results than the detector using single Haar-like features.

Key words-vehicle detection; still image; Adaboost; loc al features

 

Manuscript Number: 1674-8042(2010)01-0041-05

 

dio: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8042.2010.01.08

 


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