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Data Augmentation for Image based Parking Space Classification Deep Model
http://doi.org/10.5626/JOK.2022.49.2.126
A parking occupancy state determination system using an ultrasonic sensor or a camera is mainly used in indoor parking lots. However, in the case of an outdoor parking lot, there is a limit to the introduction of these systems due to the high installation cost and accuracy problems. In addition, the application of deep learning is restricted because it is difficult to obtain representative learning data due to diverse lighting conditions, camera positions, and features. In this paper, we analyzed the effect of augmentation techniques on the performance of a deep model for parking status classification in such a data shortage situation. To this end, the parking area images were classified by situations. Four augmentation techniques were applied to the training of ResNet, EfficientNet, and MobileNet. Based on performance evaluation, the accuracy was improved by up to 5.2%, 8.67%, and 15.44%p in the case of mixup, stopper, and rescaling methods, respectively. On the other hand, in the case of center crop, which was known to have performance improvement in other studies, the accuracy decreased by an average of 4.86%p.
Real-Time Panorama Video Generation System using Multiple Networked Cameras
Panoramic image creation has been extensively studied. Existing methods use customized hardware, or apply post-processing methods to seamlessly stitch images. These result in an increase in either cost or complexity. In addition, images can only be stitched under certain conditions such as existence of characteristic points of the images. This paper proposes a low cost and easy-to-use system that produces realtime panoramic video. We use an off-the-shelf embedded platform to capture multiple images, and these are then transmitted to a server in a compressed format to be merged into a single panoramic video. Finally, we analyze the performance of the implemented system by measuring time to successfully create the panoramic image.
Angle Invariant and Noise Robust Barcode Detection System
The barcode area extraction from images has been extensively studied, and existing methods exploit frequency characteristics or depend on the Hough transform (HT). However, the slantedness of the images and noise affects the performance of these approaches. Moreover, it is difficult to deal with the case where an image contains multiple barcodes. We therefore propose a barcode detection algorithm that is robust under such unfavorable conditions. The pre-processing step implements a probabilistic Hough transform to determine the areas that contain barcodes with a high probability, regardless of the slantedness, noise, and the number of instances. Then, a frequency component analysis extracts the barcodes. We successfully implemented the proposed system and performed a series of barcode extraction tests.
Taking a Jump Motion Picture Automatically by using Accelerometer of Smart Phones
This paper proposes algorithms to detect jump motion and automatically take a picture when the jump reaches its top. Based on the algorithms, we build jump-shot system by using accelerometer-equipped smart phones. Since the jump motion may vary depending on one"s physical condition, gender, and age, it is critical to figure out common features which are independent from such differences. Also it is obvious that the detection algorithm needs to work in real-time because of the short duration of the jump. We propose two different algorithms considering these requirements and develop the system as a smart phone application. Through a series of experiments, we show that the system is able to successfully detect the jump motion and take a picture when it reaches the top.
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