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13 October 2000 Occupant detection using support vector machines with a polynomial kernel function
Eduardo Atilio Destefanis, Eberhard Kienzle, Luis R. Canali
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Proceedings Volume 4192, Intelligent Systems in Design and Manufacturing III; (2000) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.403659
Event: Intelligent Systems and Smart Manufacturing, 2000, Boston, MA, United States
Abstract
The use of air bags in the presence of bad passenger and baby seat positions in car seats can injure or kill these individuals in case of an accident when this device is inflated. A proposed solution is the use of range sensors to detect passenger and baby seat risky positions. Such sensors allow the Airbag inflation to be controlled. This work is concerned with the application of different classification schemes to a real world problem and the optimization of a sensor as a function of the classification performance. The sensor is constructed using a new technology which is called Photo-Mixer-Device (PMD). A systematic analysis of the occupant detection problem was made using real and virtual environments. The challenge is to find the best sensor geometry and to adapt a classification scheme under the current technological constraints. Passenger head position detection is also a desirable issue. A couple of classifiers have been used into a simple configuration to reach this goal. Experiences and results are described.
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Eduardo Atilio Destefanis, Eberhard Kienzle, and Luis R. Canali "Occupant detection using support vector machines with a polynomial kernel function", Proc. SPIE 4192, Intelligent Systems in Design and Manufacturing III, (13 October 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.403659
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Head

Distance measurement

Neurons

Cameras

Computer aided design

Neural networks

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