Matching and Fusing Multi-Source Vehicle Information in Highway Gantry Scenarios Using Convolutional Neural Networks

<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">The performance differences of multiple sensors lead to inconsistencies, incompleteness, and distortion in the perception data of multi-source vehicle information in highway scenarios. Optimizing data fusion methods is important for intelligent toll collection systems on highways. First, this paper constructs a dataset for matching and fusing multi-source vehicle information in highway gantry scenarios. Second, it develops convolutional neural network models, Match-Pyramid-MVIMF-EGS and CDSSM-MVIMF-EGS, for this purpose. Finally, comparative experiments are conducted based on the constructed dataset to assess the performance of the Match-Pyramid-MVIMF-EGS and CDSSM-MVIMF-EGS models. The experimental results indicate that the Match-Pyramid-MVIMF-EGS model performs better than the CDSSM-MVIMF-EGS model, achieving matching and fusion accuracy of 93.07%, precision of 95.71%, recall of 89.17%, F1 scores of 92.32%, and 186 of training throughput respectively.</div></div>

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SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series
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2025-02-20
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https://doi.org/10.4271/2025-01-7136
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Matching and Fusing Multi-Source Vehicle Information in Highway Gantry Scenarios Using Convolutional Neural Networks

Chihang Zhao, Junjun Wang
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Natural Language Processing Techniques
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Matching and Fusing Multi-Source Vehicle Information in Highway Gantry Scenarios Using Convolutional Neural Networks

Chihang Zhao, Junjun Wang
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<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">The performance differences of multiple sensors lead to inconsistencies, incompleteness, and distortion in the perception data of multi-source vehicle information in highway scenarios. Optimizing data fusion methods is important for intelligent toll collection systems on highways. First, this paper constructs a dataset for matching and fusing multi-source vehicle information in highway gantry scenarios. Second, it develops convolutional neural network models, Match-Pyramid-MVIMF-EGS and CDSSM-MVIMF-EGS, for this purpose. Finally, comparative experiments are conducted based on the constructed dataset to assess the performance of the Match-Pyramid-MVIMF-EGS and CDSSM-MVIMF-EGS models. The experimental results indicate that the Match-Pyramid-MVIMF-EGS model performs better than the CDSSM-MVIMF-EGS model, achieving matching and fusion accuracy of 93.07%, precision of 95.71%, recall of 89.17%, F1 scores of 92.32%, and 186 of training throughput respectively.</div></div>

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