LaB-CL: Localized and Balanced Contrastive Learning for improving parking slot detection

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2410.07832v1
• Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2024 11:50:26 GMT
• Title: LaB-CL: Localized and Balanced Contrastive Learning for improving parking slot detection
• Authors: U Jin Jeong, Sumin Roh, Il Yong Chun,
• Abstract summary: We propose the first supervised contrastive learning framework for parking slot detection, Localized and Balanced Contrastive Learning (LaB-CL) The proposed LaB-CL framework uses two main approaches. First, we propose to include class prototypes to consider representations from all classes in every mini batch, from the local perspective. Second, we propose a new hard negative sampling scheme that selects local representations with high prediction error. Experiments with the benchmark dataset demonstrate that the proposed LaB-CL framework can outperform existing parking slot detection methods.
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• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: Parking slot detection is an essential technology in autonomous parking systems. In general, the classification problem of parking slot detection consists of two tasks, a task determining whether localized candidates are junctions of parking slots or not, and the other that identifies a shape of detected junctions. Both classification tasks can easily face biased learning toward the majority class, degrading classification performances. Yet, the data imbalance issue has been overlooked in parking slot detection. We propose the first supervised contrastive learning framework for parking slot detection, Localized and Balanced Contrastive Learning for improving parking slot detection (LaB-CL). The proposed LaB-CL framework uses two main approaches. First, we propose to include class prototypes to consider representations from all classes in every mini batch, from the local perspective. Second, we propose a new hard negative sampling scheme that selects local representations with high prediction error. Experiments with the benchmark dataset demonstrate that the proposed LaB-CL framework can outperform existing parking slot detection methods.

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