Resumo (PT):
Deep learning on 3D LiDAR point clouds is in its infancy stages, with room to grow and improve, especially in the context of automated driving systems. A considerable amount of research has been pointed at this particular application very lately as a means to boost the performance and reliability of self-driving cars. However, the quantity of data needed to supervise perception point cloud-based models is extremely large and costly to annotate. This thesis studies, evaluates and compares state-of-the-art detection networks and label efficient learning techniques, shedding some light on how to train perception models on point clouds with less annotated data.
Language:
English
No. of pages:
70