2022 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/iv51971.2022.9827028
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Clothoidal Mapping of Road Line Markings for Autonomous Driving High-Definition Maps

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“…Visual localization method Visual map construction HD map [29][30][31][32][33] Large data volume, high storage requirements, and low matching efficiency…”
Section: Classical Localization In Unknown Environments Localization ...mentioning
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“…Visual localization method Visual map construction HD map [29][30][31][32][33] Large data volume, high storage requirements, and low matching efficiency…”
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“…An HD visual map can provide accurate and stable position references for localization [29], thereby minimizing cumulative errors. For example, Jingyu Li et al proposed a lane-segmentation detection method, named Lane-DeepLab, for detecting multi-class lane lines in unmanned driving scenarios for high-definition maps [30]; Huayou Wang et al extracted semantic information from an HD map and performed data association (DA) to obtain high-precision vehicle poses [31]; Gallazzi et al exploited a line-detection algorithm to retrieve the required information from camera images, thus constructing a lane-level HD map [32]; and Tuopu Wen et al introduced the use of an abundance of visual features and multi-frame HD map landmark features to constrain the estimation of the vehicle position and improve localization accuracy [33]. Although HD maps provide rich information support, they have disadvantages such as a large data volume, high storage requirements, and a low matching efficiency.…”
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“…The road surface models established by the above methods are relatively simple, and they are difficult to fit to the real road surface well. For this reason, some references have introduced more complex road surface profile models, such as clothoid [23] and B-spline surface [24]. However, because the road surface usually presents many local features (such as local protrusions and depressions), it is difficult to use a unified model to describe it.…”
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