Research on an Intelligent Driving Algorithm Based on the Double Super-Resolution Network

Abstract

Semantic segmentation plays a very important role in image processing, and has been widely used in intelligent driving, medicine, and other fields. With the development of semantic segmentation, the model has become more and more complex and the resolution of training pictures is higher and higher, so the requirements for required hardware facilities have become higher and higher. Many high-precision networks are difficult to apply in intelligent driving vehicles with limited hardware conditions, and will bring delay to recognition, which is not allowed in practical application. Based on the Dual Super-Resolution Learning (DSRL) network, this paper proposes a network model for training high-resolution pictures, adding a high-resolution convolution module which improves segmentation accuracy and speed while reducing computation. In a CamVid dataset, taking the road category as an example, IOU is 95.23%, which is 4% higher than DSRL, the real-time segmentation time of the same video is reduced by 46% from 120 s to 65 s, and the segmentation effect is better and faster, which greatly alleviates the recognition delay caused by high-resolution input.