Automatic Vision-Based Parking Slot Detection and Occupancy Classification
Ratko Grbi\'c, Brando Koch

TL;DR
This paper introduces an automatic vision-based system for detecting parking slots and classifying their occupancy status using image analysis and deep learning, eliminating manual labeling and improving robustness.
Contribution
It presents a novel algorithm that detects parking slots automatically from images and classifies occupancy with a trained deep classifier, enhancing accuracy and robustness.
Findings
High detection accuracy on public datasets
Robustness to occlusions and illegal parking
Effective occupancy classification with deep learning
Abstract
Parking guidance information (PGI) systems are used to provide information to drivers about the nearest parking lots and the number of vacant parking slots. Recently, vision-based solutions started to appear as a cost-effective alternative to standard PGI systems based on hardware sensors mounted on each parking slot. Vision-based systems provide information about parking occupancy based on images taken by a camera that is recording a parking lot. However, such systems are challenging to develop due to various possible viewpoints, weather conditions, and object occlusions. Most notably, they require manual labeling of parking slot locations in the input image which is sensitive to camera angle change, replacement, or maintenance. In this paper, the algorithm that performs Automatic Parking Slot Detection and Occupancy Classification (APSD-OC) solely on input images is proposed.…
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