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Finding lane lines and detecting vehicles in a video stream
  • computer-vision
  • self-driving-car

In this post, I am playing with some classical computer vision algorithms and Support Vector Machines to see where the lane lines and other vehicles are in a video taken by a front-facing camera in a car driving on a highway.

 
2017-02-11

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