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Improvement of multiclass classification of pavement objects using intensity and range images

Eslami et al., 2022

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15282646589479787123
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Eslami E
Yun H
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Journal of Advanced Transportation

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Automated recognition of road surface objects is vital for efficient and reliable road condition assessment. Despite recent advances in developing computer vision algorithms, it is still challenging to analyze road images due to the low contrast, background noises, object …
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