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1. Computer Science › Advanced Neural Network Applications

   Deep Neural Network Based Vehicle and Pedestrian Detection for Autonomous Driving: A Survey

   Chen, Lin, Lu et al. · IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems · 2021

   The paper compares several object detection architectures and feature extractors on the KITTI benchmark for vehicle and pedestrian detection, weighing accuracy, speed and memory use to guide model selection.

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   1. UncheckedOn the KITTI street dataset, Faster R-CNN with a ResNet50 backbone gave the best average precision (58%) for vehicles and pedestrians, at 8.6 frames per second.“By conducting extensive experiments using the KITTI benchmark, which is a commonly used street dataset, we demonstrate that Faster R-CNN ResNet50 obtains the best average precision (AP) (58%) for vehicle and pedestrian detection, with a speed of 8.6 FPS.”
   2. UncheckedIn this comparison, SSD MobileNet_V2 ran fastest at 70 frames per second and SSD MobileNet_V1 used least memory at 875 MB, suiting mobile and embedded devices.“SSD MobileNet_V2 is the fastest model (70 FPS), and SSD MobileNet_V1 is the lightest model in terms of memory usage (875 MB), both of which are suitable for applications on mobile and embedded devices.”