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Vehicle Detection in High-Resolution Aerial Images via Sparse Representation and Superpixels

This paper presents a study of vehicle detection from high-resolution aerial images. In this paper, a superpixel segmentation method designed for aerial images is proposed to control the segmentation with a low breakage rate. To make the training and detection more efficient, we extract meaningful patches based on the centers of the segmented superpixels. After the segmentation, through a training sample selection iteration strategy that is based on the sparse representation, we obtain a complete and small training subset from the original entire training set. With the selected training subset, we obtain a dictionary with high discrimination ability for vehicle detection. During training and detection, the grids of histogram of oriented gradient descriptor are used for feature extraction. To further improve the training and detection efficiency, a method is proposed for the defined main direction estimation of each patch. By rotating each patch to its main direction, we give the patches consistent directions. Comprehensive analyses and comparisons on two data sets illustrate the satisfactory performance of the proposed algorithm.