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Fast Vehicle Turning-Movement Counting using Localization-based Tracking

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Despite the high utility of traffic volume and turning movement data, such data is still hard to come by for the vast majority of roadways and intersections in nearly ev- ery city. Edge computing devices offer a promising tool for recording turning movement data if lightweight algorithms can be designed to run in real-time with relatively modest computational complexity. To that end, this work presents Vehicle Turning-Movement Counting using Localization- based Tracking (LBT-Count). This method is fast because it never performs detection on a full frame. Instead, only a few portions of the image are cropped and used to de- tect objects within the frame. The method achieves com- petitive performance on the public evaluation server for Track 1 of the AI City Challenge (7th overall on the first 50% of data). Furthermore, we show that LBT-Count is 52% faster than an analogous counting algorithm utilizing a traditional tracking-by-detection framework on available challenge data.

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Gloudemans, Derek, Work, Daniel B.. 2021-06-01. Fast Vehicle Turning-Movement Counting using Localization-based Tracking. https://doi.org/10.1109/cvprw53098.2021.00469

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