Multi- Traffic Scene Perception Based on Supervised Learning

Abstract

Traffic accidents are particularly serious on a rainy day, a dark night, an overcast and/or rainy night, a foggy day, and 
many other times with low visibility conditions. Present vision driver assistance systems are designed to perform under 
good-natured weather conditions. Classification is a methodology to identify the type of optical characteristics for 
vision enhancement algorithms to make them more efficient. To improve machine vision in bad weather situations, a 
multi-class weather classification method is presented based on multiple weather features and supervised learning. First, 
underlying visual features are extracted from multi-traffic scene images, and then the feature was expressed as an eight- 
dimensions feature matrix. Second, two supervised learning algorithms are used to train classifiers. The analysis shows 
that extracted features can accurately describe the image semantics, and the classifiers have high recognition accuracy 
rate and adaptive ability. The proposed method provides the basis for further enhancing the detection of anterior vehicle 
detection during night time illumination changes, as well as enhancing the driver‟s field of vision on a foggy day.