英文摘要 |
Traditional nighttime surveillance systems are limited by low light conditions, resulting in lower vehicle recognition rates. However, the method proposed in this study combines visible light and thermal imaging, significantly increasing the recognition rate of driving vehicles at night. We applied the Yolo algorithm to accurately identify vehicles in these hybrid images, not only improving recognition accuracy but also providing richer traffic flow information. This approach is not only a technical innovation but also has practical application value in nighttime traffic monitoring. Through our method, traffic managers can gain a more precise understanding of nighttime road segments, including vehicle density, speed, and other information, providing more reliable data support for traffic management and safety decisions. The experimental results of this study demonstrate high accuracy in vehicle recognition. This not only enhances the safety of nighttime driving but also provides a promising solution for urban traffic management. This integrated application not only brings higher security to nighttime driving but also provides more reliable technical support for the construction of smart cities. |