Dynamic Vision for Perception and Control of Motion
@inproceedings{Dickmanns2007DynamicVF, title={Dynamic Vision for Perception and Control of Motion}, author={Ernst D. Dickmanns}, year={2007} }
Introduction Basic Relations: Image Sequences - 'the World' Subjects and Subject Classes Application Domains, Missions and Situations Extraction of Visual Features Recursive State Estimation Beginnings of Spatio-temporal Road and Ego-state Recognition The Initialization Challenge in Dynamic Scene Understanding Recursive Estimation of Road Parameters and Ego-state while Cruising Perception of Crossroads Perception of Obstacles and Other Vehicles Sensor Requirements for Flexible Perception of…
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