To achieve a system that improves the safety and
comfort of the vehicle driving, a recognition system
equivalent to the human recognition ability should be
developed. However, the vehicle environment is
complicated and involves situations so diverse that a
uniform recognition processing approach cannot function
sufficiently. For a solution to this problem, we have
been studying a comprehensive risk recognition system,
which we call the risk map system, with learning
capability. As part of this paper, a system has been
developed that autonomously obtains the image
recognition processing. This paper presents a system as
an example that automatically learns through genetic
programming to obtain the image processing of
pedestrians and vehicles taken by an onboard camera
system
%0 Journal Article
%1 Ogawa:2007:TIE
%A Ogawa, Genya
%A Kise, Katsuyuki
%A Torii, Tsuyoshi
%A Nagao, Tomoharu
%D 2007
%J IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
%K algorithms, analysis automobiles, board camera detection, driving genetic human image map on pedestrian processing, programming, recognition recognition, risk system, vehicle
%N 2
%P 878--886
%R 10.1109/TIE.2007.891654
%T Onboard Evolutionary Risk Recognition System for
Automobiles Toward the Risk Map System
%V 54
%X To achieve a system that improves the safety and
comfort of the vehicle driving, a recognition system
equivalent to the human recognition ability should be
developed. However, the vehicle environment is
complicated and involves situations so diverse that a
uniform recognition processing approach cannot function
sufficiently. For a solution to this problem, we have
been studying a comprehensive risk recognition system,
which we call the risk map system, with learning
capability. As part of this paper, a system has been
developed that autonomously obtains the image
recognition processing. This paper presents a system as
an example that automatically learns through genetic
programming to obtain the image processing of
pedestrians and vehicles taken by an onboard camera
system
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abstract = {To achieve a system that improves the safety and
comfort of the vehicle driving, a recognition system
equivalent to the human recognition ability should be
developed. However, the vehicle environment is
complicated and involves situations so diverse that a
uniform recognition processing approach cannot function
sufficiently. For a solution to this problem, we have
been studying a comprehensive risk recognition system,
which we call the risk map system, with learning
capability. As part of this paper, a system has been
developed that autonomously obtains the image
recognition processing. This paper presents a system as
an example that automatically learns through genetic
programming to obtain the image processing of
pedestrians and vehicles taken by an onboard camera
system},
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author = {Ogawa, Genya and Kise, Katsuyuki and Torii, Tsuyoshi and Nagao, Tomoharu},
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month = {April},
notes = {picking out pedestrian silhouettes from 256 gray level
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number = 2,
pages = {878--886},
size = {9 pages},
timestamp = {2008-06-19T17:48:44.000+0200},
title = {Onboard Evolutionary Risk Recognition System for
Automobiles Toward the Risk Map System},
volume = 54,
year = 2007
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