Tran et al., 2021 - Google Patents
One stage detector (RetinaNet)-based crack detection for asphalt pavements considering pavement distresses and surface objectsTran et al., 2021
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- 7003899670016024
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- Tran V
- Tran T
- Lee H
- Kim K
- Baek J
- Nguyen T
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- Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring
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In this study, a supervised machine learning network model is proposed to detect and classify various types of cracks developed in asphalt pavements, including lane markers. Crack images captured from a digital camera are classified into nine categories following the …
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