Computer ScienceEnvironmental ScienceEngineering

Jingpin Wang, Yuan Ge, Jie Zhao, Chao Han

2024.5.29AI COMMUNICATIONS

DOI: 10.3233/aic-230227

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According to the lane detection of fog images, the proposed dehazing network improves the accuracy of lane detection on foggy days and the peak signal-to-noise ratio is improved.

Abstract

Under the foggy environment, lane line images are obscured by haze, which leads to lower detection accuracy, higher false detection of lane lines. To address the above problems, a multi-layer feature fusion dehazing network based on CycleGAN architecture is proposed. Firstly, the foggy image is enhanced to remove the fog in the image, and then the lane line detection network is used for detection. For the dehazing network, a multi-layer feature fusion module is used in the generator to fuse the features of different coding layers of U-Net to enhance the network’s recovery of information such as details and edges, and a frequency domain channel attention mechanism is added at the key nodes of the network to enhance the network’s attention to different fog concentrations. At the same time, to improve the discriminant effect of the discriminator, the discriminator is extended to a global and local discriminator. The experimental results show that the dehaze effect on Reside and other test data sets is better than the comparison method. The peak signal-to-noise ratio is improved by 2.26 dB compared to the highest GCA-Net algorithm. According to the lane detection of fog images, it is found that the proposed network improves the accuracy of lane detection on foggy days.

Citation format

WANG, Jingpin, et al. Multi-feature fusion dehazing based on cyclegan. AI COMMUNICATIONS, 2024, 37: 619–635.