Towards an Error-free Deep Occupancy Detector for Smart Camera Parking
System
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.08220v1
- Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2022 11:02:29 GMT
- Title: Towards an Error-free Deep Occupancy Detector for Smart Camera Parking
System
- Authors: Tung-Lam Duong, Van-Duc Le, Tien-Cuong Bui, and Hai-Thien To
- Abstract summary: We propose an end-to-end smart camera parking system where we provide an autonomous detecting occupancy by an object detector called OcpDet.
Our detector also provides meaningful information from contrastive modules: training and spatial knowledge, which avert false detections during inference.
We benchmark OcpDet on the existing PKLot dataset and reach competitive results compared to traditional classification solutions.
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- Abstract: Although the smart camera parking system concept has existed for decades, a
few approaches have fully addressed the system's scalability and reliability.
As the cornerstone of a smart parking system is the ability to detect
occupancy, traditional methods use the classification backbone to predict spots
from a manual labeled grid. This is time-consuming and loses the system's
scalability. Additionally, most of the approaches use deep learning models,
making them not error-free and not reliable at scale. Thus, we propose an
end-to-end smart camera parking system where we provide an autonomous detecting
occupancy by an object detector called OcpDet. Our detector also provides
meaningful information from contrastive modules: training and spatial
knowledge, which avert false detections during inference. We benchmark OcpDet
on the existing PKLot dataset and reach competitive results compared to
traditional classification solutions. We also introduce an additional SNU-SPS
dataset, in which we estimate the system performance from various views and
conduct system evaluation in parking assignment tasks. The result from our
dataset shows that our system is promising for real-world applications.
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