Optimizing Training Epoch on Overexposed Road Segmentation of Fish-Eye Visual Sensors
摘要
To understand the overexposure effect of road segmentation efficiency when self-driving sweeper bot (SDSB) runs at a sunshine light scenery, this work collected the normal exposed image and the overexposed image from SDSB to investigate the trade-off of training cost on two types of datasets and set up epoch from 140 to 700 step 140 for validation on three extension U-net methods. The experimental results indicated that in the overexposed case. However, it involved a higher epoch of training cost, and the segmented efficiency is still worse than the normal exposed one. This further implied the challenge of SDSB vision sensors to visualize controlling the SDSB running on the constrained road in sunshine status.