Deep learning non-yielding zebra crossing detection method based on embedded terminal
An embedded terminal and deep learning technology, applied in the field of deep learning indiscreet zebra crossing detection, can solve the problems of spending a lot of manpower and material resources, too much image data, and vehicles being disrespectful to pedestrians, etc., so as to improve the convenience of installation and improve the detection efficiency. , improve the targeted effect
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[0045] Such as figure 1 As shown, a deep learning impolite zebra crossing detection method based on an embedded terminal, the embedded terminal includes a podium, a commanding height monitor, a high position monitor, a low point monitor, a communication terminal and a connector, the podium, It is used to receive and display the received monitoring data, and is also used to send out control instructions;
[0046] The commanding height monitor is installed on the top of the highest building or equipment, and is used to take pictures of the surrounding geographical environment from a high place, receive monitoring data transmitted by the high position monitor, and transmit the received monitoring data to the commander platform;
[0047] The high-level monitor is installed on the top of each crossing near the building in the monitoring area of the commanding height monitor, and is used to monitor the overall traffic environment of each crossing, and receives the monitoring data...
Embodiment 2
[0067] Such as figure 1 As shown, a deep learning impolite zebra crossing detection method based on an embedded terminal, the embedded terminal includes a podium, a commanding height monitor, a high position monitor, a low point monitor, a communication terminal and a connector, the podium, It is used to receive and display the received monitoring data, and is also used to send out control instructions;
[0068] The commanding height monitor is installed on the top of the highest building or equipment, and is used to take pictures of the surrounding geographical environment from a high place, receive monitoring data transmitted by the high position monitor, and transmit the received monitoring data to the commander platform;
[0069] The high-level monitor is installed on the top of each crossing near the building in the monitoring area of the commanding height monitor, and is used to monitor the overall traffic environment of each crossing, and receives the monitoring data...
Embodiment 3
[0089] Such as figure 1 As shown, a deep learning impolite zebra crossing detection method based on an embedded terminal, the embedded terminal includes a podium, a commanding height monitor, a high position monitor, a low point monitor, a communication terminal and a connector, the podium, It is used to receive and display the received monitoring data, and is also used to send out control instructions;
[0090] The commanding height monitor is installed on the top of the highest building or equipment, and is used to take pictures of the surrounding geographical environment from a high place, receive monitoring data transmitted by the high position monitor, and transmit the received monitoring data to the commander platform;
[0091] The high-level monitor is installed on the top of each crossing near the building in the monitoring area of the commanding height monitor, and is used to monitor the overall traffic environment of each crossing, and receives the monitoring data...
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