Unmanned aerial vehicle railway track line recognition method based on computer vision
A technology of computer vision and railway track, applied in computer parts, calculation, character and pattern recognition, etc., can solve the problems of sparse railway line coordinate information, GPS position information error, and inability to be used as real-time local target position, etc., to achieve complementary positioning The effect of insufficient precision and low cost
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[0061] like Figure 1 to Figure 2 As shown, the embodiment of the present invention provides a computer vision-based UAV railway track line identification method, including the following process steps:
[0062] Step S110: using the UAV onboard camera to obtain the video image of the railway track, and perform preprocessing;
[0063] Step S120: Using the pulse-coupled neural network method to identify the track lines in the video image;
[0064] Step S130: using a third-order Bezier curve fitting method to obtain the straight line segment or curve segment where the track line is located;
[0065] Step S140: Calculate and obtain the local target point of the UAV flight according to the straight line segment or the curved segment where the track line is located.
[0066] Preferably, the preprocessing in step S110 includes: using white balance to eliminate the influence of ambient light; extracting the region of interest according to the recognition result of the previous frame;...
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[0101] like image 3 As shown, Embodiment 2 of the present invention provides a computer vision-based UAV railway track line identification method, including the following process steps:
[0102] Step S1. Obtain the video image of the railway track through the on-board camera, and perform preprocessing, including:
[0103] (1) White balance processing. The gray world method is used to eliminate the influence of ambient light, and the average value of the three components of R, G, and B in the image tends to the same gray value after transformation.
[0104] (2) Extract the region of interest. If the image is the first frame or when there is no recognition result in the previous frame, take the lower half of the image; if there is a recognition result in the previous frame, take the ordinate of the vanishing point as the upper bound and the bottom of the image as the lower bound, by The two linear shapes expand outward, extracting the trapezoidal area near the recognition re...
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