Proposta de Modelos Leves para Classificação de Vagas de Estacionamentos em Cidades Inteligentes

In smart cities, a common problem is the parking spots classificationinto empty and occupied. It may seem simple, but a large numberof Deep Learning approaches rely on CNNs (Convolutional NeuralNetworks). These solutions are commonly expensive, demandinghigh computational power and specialized hardware to run properly,making them unsuitable for large-scale deployments, such asin smart cities. In this work, we propose two lightweight CNN architectures,built upon existing solutions by enhancing their efficiencyand robustness. We used a cross-dataset scenario, where a modelis trained and validated in two datasets and tested in another, applyingthree robust state-of-the-art datasets: PKLot, CNRPark-EXTand PLds. This process improves generalization across differentcontexts and sets a more realistic scenario when compared to realurban environments. Also, we compared our models to state-ofthe-art networks, such as MobileNetV3 Large and Small to ensureconsistency and validate the results with well-explored modelsin the literature. Our results showed that our models, with up to34× and 88× fewer parameters than the MobileNetV3 Large, reachless than 2% lower accuracy when compared to the MobileNetV3networks. Furthermore, by using grayscale images, the results wereslightly better and also decreased processing and storage costs.

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Anais do Computer on the Beach
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2025-05-27
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https://doi.org/10.14210/cotb.v16.p219-226
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BIM and Construction Integration
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Proposta de Modelos Leves para Classificação de Vagas de Estacionamentos em Cidades Inteligentes

Paulo Alves, Luan Marko Kujavski, Paulo Lisboa de Almeida
Anais do Computer on the Beach
BIM and Construction Integration
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Proposta de Modelos Leves para Classificação de Vagas de Estacionamentos em Cidades Inteligentes

Paulo Alves, Luan Marko Kujavski, Paulo Lisboa de Almeida
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In smart cities, a common problem is the parking spots classificationinto empty and occupied. It may seem simple, but a large numberof Deep Learning approaches rely on CNNs (Convolutional NeuralNetworks). These solutions are commonly expensive, demandinghigh computational power and specialized hardware to run properly,making them unsuitable for large-scale deployments, such asin smart cities. In this work, we propose two lightweight CNN architectures,built upon existing solutions by enhancing their efficiencyand robustness. We used a cross-dataset scenario, where a modelis trained and validated in two datasets and tested in another, applyingthree robust state-of-the-art datasets: PKLot, CNRPark-EXTand PLds. This process improves generalization across differentcontexts and sets a more realistic scenario when compared to realurban environments. Also, we compared our models to state-ofthe-art networks, such as MobileNetV3 Large and Small to ensureconsistency and validate the results with well-explored modelsin the literature. Our results showed that our models, with up to34× and 88× fewer parameters than the MobileNetV3 Large, reachless than 2% lower accuracy when compared to the MobileNetV3networks. Furthermore, by using grayscale images, the results wereslightly better and also decreased processing and storage costs.

Anais do Computer on the Beach
Universidade Federal do Paraná (BR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
BIM and Construction Integration
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