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Application of YOLOv8 in monocular downward multiple Car Target detection

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Author

Shijie Lyu

Outline

In this paper, we propose an improved autonomous driving target detection network based on YOLOv8 to improve the object detection performance of autonomous vehicles. To overcome the Limitations (high cost, vulnerability to weather and lighting conditions, and resolution limitations) of existing radar, camera, and vehicle sensor network-based object detection techniques, we integrate structural reparameterization, a bidirectional pyramidal network model, and a novel detection pipeline into the YOLOv8 framework. The proposed method efficiently and accurately detects objects of various sizes, small sizes, and long distances, and achieves a detection accuracy of 65% in the experiment, which is an improvement over existing methods. It is especially effective in single target and small object detection, and is suitable for autonomous driving competitions such as Formula Student Autonomous China (FSAC).

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
An improved object detection network based on YOLOv8 can improve the safety and efficiency of autonomous driving.
Improved detection performance for objects of various sizes, especially small objects.
It can secure competitiveness in autonomous driving competitions such as Formula Student Autonomous China (FSAC).
It partially overcomes the high cost, vulnerability to weather and lighting conditions, and resolution limitations of existing methods __T57087_____.
Limitations:
The detection accuracy is relatively low at 65%. Additional research is needed to achieve higher accuracy.
There is a lack of experimental results for various environments and conditions. Performance verification in actual road environments is required.
There is a lack of analysis on the computational complexity and real-time processing performance of the proposed method.
The paper lacks a detailed description of the specific structural reparameterization technique, the bidirectional pyramidal network model, and the novel detection pipeline.
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