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Proceedings Article | 12 October 2020 Paper

Visual SLAM technology based on weakly supervised semantic segmentation in dynamic environment

Jianxin Liu, Menglan Zeng, Yuchao Wang, Wei Liu

Proceedings Volume 11574, 115740Q (2020) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2580074

KEYWORDS: Image segmentation, Target detection, Dynamical systems, RGB color model, Process modeling, Detection and tracking algorithms, Systems modeling, Sensors

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A visual simultaneous localization and mapping(vSLAM) system in a dynamic environment are affected by the wrong associated data caused by the moving targets, which causes error in the pose estimation of the mobile robot. Combining semantic segmentation information to remove dynamic feature points is an effective method to improve the accuracy of the SLAM system. However, the existing semantic visual SLAM usually adopts the fully supervised methods to segment the dynamic scenes. The accuracy of this method relies on a large number of training data sets with annotation information, which limits the application of SLAM system. To address this issue, a visual semantic SLAM system (vsSLAM) that applies weakly supervised semantic segmentation to dynamic scenes is proposed to broaden the application range of the system. Firstly, the system extracts the feature points of input image and checks the moving consistency, and then segments the dynamic target with the weakly supervised methods. Secondly, the semantic segmentation results are used to remove the dynamic feature points in the image. Finally, the system uses stable feature points for pose estimation. this paper also uses the Automatic Color Equalization algorithm to pre-process the input image, which improves the accuracy of weakly supervised semantic segmentation. Experiments were performed on the public TUM data sets and lab environment. The results show that the accuracy of the SLAM system based on the weakly supervised network adopted in our work is better than the traditional ORB-SLAM2 system, and also higher than the SLAM system of the weakly supervised network DSRG. The accuracy is close to the fully supervised semantic SLAM system.

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