A new method based on sparse scale invariant feature transform(S-SIFT)is proposed to improve the vehicle recognition rate in environment such as low image quality. Moving objects are detected using a Gaussian mixture background subtraction model and SIFT features of the objects are calculated. Then
the sparse coding of SIFT features is obtained through L1 constraint. A max pooling strategy is introduced to reduce the dimension of the sparse coding. Finally
a linear support vector machine(SVM)is used to classify and to recognize the objects. The method solves the problems that the background modeling has a larger error rate and lacks function of vehicle classification. An application of the technique on G36 highway shows that the algorithm has an excellent result on different scenes such as low resolution
different camera angles
sleet and shade. The experimental results provide a more than 98% scene recognition rate
and a more than 89% classification accuracy rate. Moreover
the average time to process images is less than forty milliseconds
and it meets the real-time requirement. It is concluded that the proposed method is better than the SIFT and the HOG methods on both accuracy and time efficiency.
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