Abstract

To encourage people to save energy, subcompact cars have several benefits of discount on parking or toll road charge. However, manual classification of the subcompact car is highly labor intensive. To solve this problem, automatic vehicle classification systems are good candidates. Since a general pattern-based classification technique can not successfully recognize the ambiguous features of a vehicle, we present a new multi-resolution convolutional neural network (CNN) and stochastic orthogonal learning method to train the network. We first extract the region of a bonnet in the vehicle image. Next, both extracted and input image are engaged to low and high resolution layers in the CNN model. The proposed network is then optimized based on stochastic orthogonality. We also built a novel subcompact vehicle dataset that will be open for a public use. Experimental results show that the proposed model outperforms state-of-the-art approaches in term of accuracy, which means that the proposed method can efficiently classify the ambiguous features between subcompact and non-subcompact vehicles.

Highlights

  • Subcompact cars are defined by the engine displacement, width, and height under1000 cc, 1.6 m, and 2.0 m, respectively

  • To classify the visual feature in images, Dalal et al extracted the histogram of oriented gradients (HOG) and classify the HOG using support vector machine (SVM) [3]

  • Proposed by Dalal et al [3], multi-channel correlation filter (MCCF) combined HOG recognition (MCCF + HOG + SV M) [15], multi-resolution image based HOG recognition (Retinex + MCCF + HOG + SV M), deep neural network based Huttunen’s method (DNN) [8], convolutional neural network (CNN) with 16 layers proposed by Simonyan et al [9], retinex CNN Retinex + CNN, based on proposed pre-convolution layer (Retinex + MCCF + CNN), and the proposed multi-resolution network without orthogonal learning (Retinex + MCCF + MRN)

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Introduction

Subcompact cars are defined by the engine displacement, width, and height under. 1000 cc, 1.6 m, and 2.0 m, respectively To satisfy these specifications, the subcompact car has a unique shape such as shorter-bonnet and hatchback. There are various environmental benefits because the subcompact cars have a small displacement engine and a light weight. Vehicle classification methods can be classified into two approaches: one uses infrared sensors to measure physical dimensions of a vehicle such as length, height, and width. The other uses a single camera and image processing algorithms to recognize the visual characteristics of vehicles [1,2]. Despite of accuracy and robustness, the infrared sensor-based system is too expensive to be installed in many places.

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