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Application of Stochastic Resonance to Improve the Performance of Pedestrian-recognition Systems in Halation Environments

確率共鳴現象の応用によるハレーション環境での歩行者認識性能の改善

Author (4)： TADOKORO Yukihiro (Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.) ,  KASAI Seiya (Hokkaido Univ.) ,  ICHIKI Akihisa (Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.) ,  TANAKA Hiroya (Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.)
Material： R&D Review of Toyota CRDL (Web)  (R&D Rev Toyota CRDL (Web))
Volume： 47  Issue： 2  Page： 61-69 (WEB ONLY)  Publication year： Jun. 2016 
JST Material Number： U0252A  ISSN： 2186-9014  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： *resonance ,  stochastic process ,  phenomenon ,  *Light ,  *pedestrian ,  *recognition ,  image sensor ,  signal detection ,  dynamic range ,  noise measurement (signal) ,  LED illumination ,  night ,  driver ,  *halation
Semi thesaurus term： stochastic resonance

JST classification (2)： Motor vehicle accidents,traffic safety  (TB01050G) ,  Magnetic resonances and magnetic relaxations in general  (BM07010T)

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Terms in the title (5)： 確率 ,  応用 ,  ハレーション ,  環境 ,  歩行者認識