ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation

Autonomous driving requires a computerized perception of the environment for safety and machine‐learning evaluation. Recognizing semantic information is difficult, as the objective is to instantly recognize and distinguish items in the environment. Training a model with real‐time semantic capability...

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Main Authors: Jungyu Kang, Seung‐Jun Han, Nahyeon Kim, Kyoung‐Wook Min
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) 2021-09-01
Series:ETRI Journal
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.2021-0055
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spelling doaj-c7394e240b394d66a7dc1eeaf2770be42021-09-29T23:54:03ZengElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)ETRI Journal1225-64632021-09-0143463063910.4218/etrij.2021-005510.4218/etrij.2021-0055ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotationJungyu KangSeung‐Jun HanNahyeon KimKyoung‐Wook MinAutonomous driving requires a computerized perception of the environment for safety and machine‐learning evaluation. Recognizing semantic information is difficult, as the objective is to instantly recognize and distinguish items in the environment. Training a model with real‐time semantic capability and high reliability requires extensive and specialized datasets. However, generalized datasets are unavailable and are typically difficult to construct for specific tasks. Hence, a light detection and ranging semantic dataset suitable for semantic simultaneous localization and mapping and specialized for autonomous driving is proposed. This dataset is provided in a form that can be easily used by users familiar with existing two‐dimensional image datasets, and it contains various weather and light conditions collected from a complex and diverse practical setting. An incremental and suggestive annotation routine is proposed to improve annotation efficiency. A model is trained to simultaneously predict segmentation labels and suggest class‐representative frames. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm yields a more efficient dataset than uniformly sampled datasets.https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.2021-0055autonomous drivingdeep‐learning datasetlight detection and rangingsemantic segmentationsemantic simultaneous localization and mapping
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author Jungyu Kang
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Seung‐Jun Han
Nahyeon Kim
Kyoung‐Wook Min
ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation
ETRI Journal
autonomous driving
deep‐learning dataset
light detection and ranging
semantic segmentation
semantic simultaneous localization and mapping
author_facet Jungyu Kang
Seung‐Jun Han
Nahyeon Kim
Kyoung‐Wook Min
author_sort Jungyu Kang
title ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation
title_short ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation
title_full ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation
title_fullStr ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation
title_full_unstemmed ETLi: Efficiently annotated traffic LiDAR dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation
title_sort etli: efficiently annotated traffic lidar dataset using incremental and suggestive annotation
publisher Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
series ETRI Journal
issn 1225-6463
publishDate 2021-09-01
description Autonomous driving requires a computerized perception of the environment for safety and machine‐learning evaluation. Recognizing semantic information is difficult, as the objective is to instantly recognize and distinguish items in the environment. Training a model with real‐time semantic capability and high reliability requires extensive and specialized datasets. However, generalized datasets are unavailable and are typically difficult to construct for specific tasks. Hence, a light detection and ranging semantic dataset suitable for semantic simultaneous localization and mapping and specialized for autonomous driving is proposed. This dataset is provided in a form that can be easily used by users familiar with existing two‐dimensional image datasets, and it contains various weather and light conditions collected from a complex and diverse practical setting. An incremental and suggestive annotation routine is proposed to improve annotation efficiency. A model is trained to simultaneously predict segmentation labels and suggest class‐representative frames. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm yields a more efficient dataset than uniformly sampled datasets.
topic autonomous driving
deep‐learning dataset
light detection and ranging
semantic segmentation
semantic simultaneous localization and mapping
url https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.2021-0055
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