The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec)
Online ISSN : 2424-3124
2017
Session ID : 2P2-C06
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Longitudinal Improvement for Self-Localization based on Mono-Camera and Traffic Signs
Naoya HASHIMOTOKeisuke YONEDANaoki SUGANUMA
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This paper proposes a Self-Localization method using traffic signs for automated vehicles. The proposed method aims for longitudinal Self-Localization improvement. In order to search on the highest probability position, map matching is performed using a predefined digital map data. Therefore, the position is moved virtually around the actual vehicle position. Then, the images (Predictive sign image, Ideal sign image) for matching are calculated for each position. A predictive sign image is extracted from the road forward camera image as well as an ideal sign image is created using the digital map data. The similarity between these two images is calculated using ZNCC (Zero-means Normalized Cross Correlation). The corresponding posterior probability of the similarity is updated by BBF (Binary Bayes Filter) and vehicle position is estimated accordingly. The real experiments have indicated that the localization accuracy in the longitudinal direction has been improved using the proposed method.

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