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I. 서론 12

II. 지능형 휠체어의 보행자 인식 기술 15

2.1. 지능형 휠체어와 보행자 인식 기술 동향 15

2.2. 지능형 휠체어를 필요로 하는 사용자 특징 분석 19

III. 특징 추출 및 분류기 22

3.1. Haar-like특징 22

3.2. 기울기 히스토그램(HOG) 25

3.2.1. 기울기 값의 계산 25

3.2.2. 셀의 벡터화 26

3.1.3. 블록에 의한 정규화 27

3.3. Adaboost 알고리즘 29

3.4. Receiver Operating Characteristics(ROC) 곡선 31

3.5. 면적크기변화 Haar-like 특징 제안 34

IV. Haar-like와 HOG 연속기법 검증 36

4.1. 다양한 Haar-like와 HOG 연속기법 실험결과 40

4.2. 병원환경에서의 보행자 인식률 개선 79

V. 결론 92

참고문헌 94

Abstract 101

List of Tables

Table 1. A trend of study in intelligent wheelchair. 16

Table 2. The number of test Image using recognition rate. 36

Table 3. Experiments of Haar-like and HOG feature. 40

Table 4. Accuracy of single and cascade strong classifier of variety Haar-like and HOG using INRIA and MIT data. 73

Table 5. Experiment of Cascade Haar-like and HOG using hospital data. 79

Table 6. Accuracy of single and cascade strong classifier of variety Haar-like and HOG using hospital data. 86

List of Figures

Fig. 1. A field of Intelligent wheelchair. 15

Fig. 2. Prevalence of cerebral palsy at the age of 5 in South Korea. 19

Fig. 3. Types of Haar-like mask. 22

Fig. 4. The integral image evaluation. 24

Fig. 5. Examples of image(left) and integral image(right). 24

Fig. 6. Cell normalization using the histogram of oriented gradients; (a) input image, (b) HOG magnitude image (c) the cell of image (d) normalization by block. 26

Fig. 7. Feature extraction as it is done for each pixel (x,y) inside a cell/block: (a) computation of gradient orientation and magnitude (b) orientation interpolation and weighting (c) vote binning for the used directions. 27

Fig. 8. Confusion matrix and common performance metrics calculated from it. 31

Fig. 9. Examples of distribution for recognition data and ROC curve by change of threshold. 32

Fig. 10. Examples of ROC curve about 3 types distirbution for recognition data. 33

Fig. 11. Haar-like feature pixel samples : (a), (b), (c) - Horizontal Feature extraction, (d), (e), (f) - Vertical feature extraction. 34

Fig. 12. Feature extraction method using change of area size. 35

Fig. 13. The examples of pedestrian input image and non-pedestrian input image from INRIA and MIT. 37

Fig. 14. The examples of pedestrian input image and non-pedestrian input image from Hospital. 38

Fig. 15. Experiment method of Haar-like horizontal feature using INRIA data. 41

Fig. 16. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 42

Fig. 17. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 42

Fig. 18. Experiment method of Haar-like vertical feature using INRIA data. 43

Fig. 19. Experiment Result of Haar-like vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 44

Fig. 20. Experiment Result of Haar-like vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 44

Fig. 21. Experiment method of Haar-like horizontal & vertical feature using INRIA data. 45

Fig. 22. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal & vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 46

Fig. 23. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal & vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 46

Fig. 24. Experiment method of HOG feature using INRIA data. 47

Fig. 25. Experiment Result of HOG feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 48

Fig. 26. Experiment Result of HOG feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 48

Fig. 27. Experiment method of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using INRIA data. 49

Fig. 28. Experiment Result of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 50

Fig. 29. Experiment Result of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 50

Fig. 30. Experiment method of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using INRIA data. 51

Fig. 31. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 52

Fig. 32. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 52

Fig. 33. Experiment method of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using INRIA data. 53

Fig. 34. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 54

Fig. 35. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 54

Fig. 36. Experiment method of variable area Haar-like feature using INRIA data. 55

Fig. 37. Experiment Result of variable area Haar-like feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 56

Fig. 38. Experiment Result of variable area Haar-like feature using INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 56

Fig. 39. Experiment method of Haar-like horizontal feature using MIT data. 57

Fig. 40. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 58

Fig. 41. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 58

Fig. 42. Experiment method of Haar-like vertical feature using MIT data. 59

Fig. 43. Experiment Result of Haar-like vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 60

Fig. 44. Experiment Result of Haar-like vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 60

Fig. 45. Experiment method of Haar-like horizontal & vertical feature using MIT data. 61

Fig. 46. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal & vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 62

Fig. 47. Experiment Result of Haar-like horizontal & vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 62

Fig. 48. Experiment method of HOG feature using MIT data. 63

Fig. 49. Experiment Result of HOG feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 64

Fig. 50. Experiment Result of HOG feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 64

Fig. 51. Experiment method of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using MIT data. 65

Fig. 52. Experiment Result of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 66

Fig. 53. Experiment Result of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 66

Fig. 54. Experiment method of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using MIT data. 67

Fig. 55. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 68

Fig. 56. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 68

Fig. 57. Experiment method of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using MIT data. 69

Fig. 58. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 70

Fig. 59. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 70

Fig. 60. Experiment method of variable area Haar-like feature using MIT data. 71

Fig. 61. Experiment Result of variable area Haar-like feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 72

Fig. 62. Experiment Result of variable area Haar-like feature using MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 72

Fig. 63. ROC curve of INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 74

Fig. 64. ROC curve of INRIA data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 75

Fig. 65. ROC curve of MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 76

Fig. 66. ROC curve of MIT data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 77

Fig. 67. Experiment Result of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 80

Fig. 68. Experiment Result of Cascade Haar-like horizontal and vertical feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 80

Fig. 69. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 81

Fig. 70. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like horizontal feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 81

Fig. 71. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 82

Fig. 72. Experiment Result of Cascade HOG and Haar-like vertical feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 82

Fig. 73. Experiment Result of variable area Haar-like feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 83

Fig. 74. Experiment Result of variable area Haar-like feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 83

Fig. 75. Experiment Result of cascade HOG and variable area Haar-like feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 84

Fig. 76. Experiment Result of cascade HOG and variable area Haar-like feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 84

Fig. 77. Experiment Result of cascade variable area Haar-like and HOG feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 85

Fig. 78. Experiment Result of cascade variable area Haar-like and HOG feature using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 85

Fig. 79. Experiment result of cascade strong classifier using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 500). 87

Fig. 80. Experiment result of cascade strong classifier using hospital data(Pedestrian 500, Nonpedstrian 1,000). 88

Fig. 81. Example of experiment result image about FalseNegative(FN). 89

Fig. 82. Example of experiment result image about FalsePositive(FP). 89

Fig. 83. 2step pedestrian recognition algorithm. 90

Fig. 84. Result image of string classifier I using variable Haar-like feature(Strong Classifier:500:1000, Th:25.0). 91

Fig. 85. Result image of string classifier II using HOG feature(Strong Classifier:500:1000, Th:25.0). 91

초록보기

In this paper, we suggest an advanced algorithm, to recognize pedestrian/non-pedestrian using 2 step cascade novel Haar-like and HOG feature, which apply Adaboost algorithm to make a strong classification from weak classifications. The novel Haar-like is a new Haar-like feature extraction method which include horizontal Haar-like feature and vertical Haar-like feature at once about each 2×2, 4×4, 8×8 pixel size. This feature extraction method shows a good result better than each horizontal Haar-like feature and vertical Haar-like feature as well as other cascade feature extraction methods by using INRIA images, MIT images and pedestrian images at hospital respectively.

And also based on our result of experiment, we proposed use 2 step pedestrian recognition algorithm. At first step, it recognize pedestrian through strong classifier I using novel Haar-like feature. The recognized data make pedestrian areas and it is tracked temporary pedestrian. Next step, data of pedestrian areas is recognized once more using strong classifier II. Finally, real pedestrian is detected and keep tracking by pedestrian.

This way to use 2 step cascade recognition method on hospital environment provides more reliable assessment of defect detection algorithms and then allows a better recongnition rate of pedestrian for autonomou driving of Intelligent wheelchair.

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