Weather Classification: A new multi-class dataset, data augmentation approach and comprehensive evaluations of Convolutional Neural Networks
August 01, 2018 Β· Declared Dead Β· π NASA/ESA Conference on Adaptive Hardware and Systems
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Authors
Jose Carlos Villarreal Guerra, Zeba Khanam, Shoaib Ehsan, Rustam Stolkin, Klaus McDonald-Maier
arXiv ID
1808.00588
Category
cs.CV: Computer Vision
Citations
59
Venue
NASA/ESA Conference on Adaptive Hardware and Systems
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5 months ago
Abstract
Weather conditions often disrupt the proper functioning of transportation systems. Present systems either deploy an array of sensors or use an in-vehicle camera to predict weather conditions. These solutions have resulted in incremental cost and limited scope. To ensure smooth operation of all transportation services in all-weather conditions, a reliable detection system is necessary to classify weather in wild. The challenges involved in solving this problem is that weather conditions are diverse in nature and there is an absence of discriminate features among various weather conditions. The existing works to solve this problem have been scene specific and have targeted classification of two categories of weather. In this paper, we have created a new open source dataset consisting of images depicting three classes of weather i.e rain, snow and fog called RFS Dataset. A novel algorithm has also been proposed which has used super pixel delimiting masks as a form of data augmentation, leading to reasonable results with respect to ten Convolutional Neural Network architectures.
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