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Traffic Sign Detection based on SSD

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The traffic sign recognition process includes two parts: detection and classification. In this paper, we use an object detection algorithm called SSD to detect the traffic signs. This convolutional neural network uses multiple feature maps to detect objects. For the traffic sign is very small to the whole picture, the SSD model has been improved to have a better detection result of traffic signs. In the experiments, the model has been simplified and the size of the prior box has been modified. The improved network has a good detection effect on small targets. The results on the test data set show that the proposed algorithm performs well for single-target, multi-target and dark-light images. The precision and recall on the test data set are 91.09%, and 88.06%.

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        CACRE2019: Proceedings of the 2019 4th International Conference on Automation, Control and Robotics Engineering
        July 2019
        478 pages
        ISBN:9781450371865
        DOI:10.1145/3351917

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