Implementing an Efficient Speed Bump Detection System Using Adaptive Threshold Gaussian over Support Vector Machine for Improved Detection

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Published Feb 27, 2024
R. Priyanka W. Deva Priya

Abstract

This research endeavours to identify speed bumps from provided images using Adaptive Thresholding for
enhanced detection. A total of 120 samples were divided equally into two groups. The first group, comprising
60 samples, underwent testing using the Support Vector Machine, while the second group was tested with the
Adaptive Threshold-Gaussian. Each group underwent 10 iterations. The dataset, comprising 6000 images
sourced from Kaggle.com, allocated 4800 images for training and the remaining for testing. With a G power
roughly at 80%, the Gaussian Adaptive Threshold yielded an accuracy of 85.60%, surpassing the Support
Vector Machine's 81.40%. A significance value of 0.002 (p<0.05) indicates that the results between the two
groups are statistically significant. The Gaussian Adaptive Threshold, therefore, stands out for its superior
accuracy.

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R. Priyanka, & W. Deva Priya. (2024). Implementing an Efficient Speed Bump Detection System Using Adaptive Threshold Gaussian over Support Vector Machine for Improved Detection. SPAST Reports, 1(3). Retrieved from https://spast.org/ojspath/article/view/4864
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Adaptive Threshold, Support Vector Machine, Gaussian Thresholding, Intelligent Vehicle System

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