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See Further Than CFAR: a Data-Driven Radar Detector Trained by Lidar

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arxiv 2402.12970 v2 pith:OUQFW5XB submitted 2024-02-20 eess.SP

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keywords cfardetectorlidarradarcloudsdata-drivendetectorspoint
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In this paper, we address the limitations of traditional constant false alarm rate (CFAR) target detectors in automotive radars, particularly in complex urban environments with multiple objects that appear as extended targets. We propose a data-driven radar target detector exploiting a highly efficient 2D CNN backbone inspired by the computer vision domain. Our approach is distinguished by a unique cross sensor supervision pipeline, enabling it to learn exclusively from unlabeled synchronized radar and lidar data, thus eliminating the need for costly manual object annotations. Using a novel large-scale, real-life multi-sensor dataset recorded in various driving scenarios, we demonstrate that the proposed detector generates dense, lidar-like point clouds, achieving a lower Chamfer distance to the reference lidar point clouds than CFAR detectors. Overall, it significantly outperforms CFAR baselines detection accuracy.

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