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Vision‐based approach for predicting the probability of vehicle–pedestrian collisions at intersections
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Author Affiliations
Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Southeast University
Published InIET Intelligent Transport Systems
Year2020
Citations18
Abstract
Road accidents impose serious problems on society. Possible collisions between vehicles and pedestrians must be detected before they occur so that a timely warning may be issued. By using the vision‐based approach, this study presents an effective and efficient algorithm to estimate the vehicle–pedestrian collision probability at intersections. The real‐time trajectories and movement parameters (position, speed, acceleration or direction) of vehicles and pedestrians are obtained based on state‐of‐the‐art detection and tracking algorithm which include background subtraction method, faster regions with convolutional neural networks and optical flow method. To find the appropriate time to identify the latent collision risk for calculating the collision probability, this study defines the critical time based on different collision patterns of perception‐reaction failure and evasive action…
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