Skip to content

Benchmarking Framework for Bad Weather Distortion in Object Detection / Semantic Segmentation in the Context of Autonomous Driving in the context of the CS-503 EPFL Class.

Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings

Luminilion/Visual-Intelligence---Benchmarking-Framework-for-Bad-Weather-Distortion

Repository files navigation

CS-503 Visual Intelligence

Benchmarking Framework for Bad Weather Distortion in Semantic Segmentation in the Context of Autonomous Driving

Proposal Recap

A benchmarking framework proposing a standard dataset and procedure to assess the performance of bad weather denoising models in an autonomous driving scenario. The aim is to provide an accessible framework that proposes to evaluate denoising models on a special road dataset. The user should input a candidate denoising model and our framework will perform tests with various metrics to assess performance of the candidate model.

This repository contains:

  • requirements for the pipeline steps under requirements/ folder.
  • A sample candidate model in the folder src/
  • Multiple segmentation models in the folders sota_model/HRNet and sota_model/models
  • Metrics in the sota_model/metrics folder

Resources

Below the resources used for the development of the project:

Milestone 1

Milestone 1 report

Milestone 2

Milestone 2 report

Final report

Final report

Credits for code parts

Syn2Real

The contents of the folder candidate_model/Syn2Real originates from the Syn2Real repository (version of the 11th of December 2021) and belongs exclusively to its authors. It is and should be used according to the License under which the code is shared. Minor modifications were made by us in the test.py file to be able to run the code on Windows. We also added the file run-syn2real.py to be able to test our pipeline. Otherwise everything is untouched, including the README.md file inside the folder.

HRNet

The contents of the folder sota_model/HRNet originates from the HR-Net repository (version of the 11th of December 2021) and belongs exculsively to its authors. It is and should be used according to the License under which the code is shared. Small modifications were made by us for the experiments, the datasets and other various adaptive modifications.

For the models used in the framework under sota_model/models, please refer to the Segmentation Models for Pytorch documentation, and the PytorchCV documentation.

About

Benchmarking Framework for Bad Weather Distortion in Object Detection / Semantic Segmentation in the Context of Autonomous Driving in the context of the CS-503 EPFL Class.

Resources

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published