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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2021.25.8.1117

Overview of Image-based Object Recognition AI technology for Autonomous Vehicles  

Lim, Huhnkuk (Division of Computer Engineering, Hoseo University)
Abstract
Object recognition is to identify the location and class of a specific object by analyzing the given image when a specific image is input. One of the fields in which object recognition technology is actively applied in recent years is autonomous vehicles, and this paper describes the trend of image-based object recognition artificial intelligence technology in autonomous vehicles. The image-based object detection algorithm has recently been narrowed down to two methods (a single-step detection method and a two-step detection method), and we will analyze and organize them around this. The advantages and disadvantages of the two detection methods are analyzed and presented, and the YOLO/SSD algorithm belonging to the single-step detection method and the R-CNN/Faster R-CNN algorithm belonging to the two-step detection method are analyzed and described. This will allow the algorithms suitable for each object recognition application required for autonomous driving to be selectively selected and R&D.
Keywords
Object detection; Autonomous vehicle; Image-based AI; Single-step detection; Two-step detection;
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