Abstract

Image processing applications can provide a safer and less exhausting driving experience for drivers. In this paper, a real time traffic sign identification based on color thresholding, regional color density and recognition via principle component analysis algorithm is implemented. Also problems which may cause traffic signs not to be recognized are studied and necessary improvements are made

Highlights

  • Traffic accidents may cause serious injuries, financial damage and death

  • True and false traffic sign recognition rates are calculated in regard to detected traffic sign number

  • In this study we implemented a real time traffic sign identification based on HSV color thresholding, regional color density and Eigenface algorithm

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Introduction

Traffic accidents may cause serious injuries, financial damage and death. Preventive laws and public service ads are in use in recent years they're not enough to prevent accidents by their own. There are three prevalent approaches in traffic sign recognition: color based, shape based and learning based [2]. Kuo and Lin used thresholding in HSI (Hue Saturation Intensity) color space to detect red pixels [4]. Paclik et al and Fang et al used thresholding in HSV (Hue Saturation Value) and similarity measurement in HSI to detect any color respectively [5,6]. Despite being the simplest method, solely color based approach can result in unreliable outcomes because colors tend to be different

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