- matching statistics shown during execution of tool
- export of various data by setting corresponding parameters in config-file
- data is exported to
.txt
files that are then read by python-scripts - set export path in config-file
- adjust import paths at the beginning of python-scripts
- data is exported to
- analysis scripts in
/analysis
- the script is on PATH of the docker container; you just need to specify where you saved the output data:
plot_traj_matching.py /path/to/output/traj_matching
- visualization of UTM-projection, Umeyama transformation and Rubber-Sheet transformation
- execute script
plot_traj_matching.py
in/analysis
- produces graphs shown in alignment
- calculation of deviation between trajectories based on distance between point and line segment
- distance from point
$\vec{p}$ on target trajectory to segment of points$\vec{a}$ and$\vec{b}$ on master:
where
- minimum deviation calculated by minimum distance of
$\vec{p}$ to any segment of subsequent points - note that this produces falsified results near intersections of the trajectories
- the script is on PATH of the docker container; you just need to specify where you saved the output data:
plot_matching.py /path/to/output/matching
-
command window
- matching statistics shown in command window during execution indicate
- geometric similarity measures calculated as in matching algorithm.
- mean values of
$\beta$ ,$l$ ,$d$ ,$\bar{S}$ and$score$
-
script
plot_matching.py
in/analysis
-
(un)comment the desired modules in the main function
-
calculation of similarity measures and visualization
-
visualization of matching results (match polylines, linkages, original lanelets, updated lanelets)
-
calculation of precision and recall
precision = \frac{True~Positive}{True~Positive + False~Positive} \\[5pt]% recall = \frac{True~Positive}{True~Positive + False~Negative}
Prediction/Reality True False Positive Algorithm correctly identifies the corresponding OSM polyline for a given reference polyline. Algorithm predicts a match but the prediction is wrong (either wrong OSM polyline or no match at all). Negative Algorithm correctly identifies that there is no match for a given reference polyline. Algorithm does not identify a match for a given reference polyline when in fact there is one. -
match considered True Positive if
$score$ > 0.8, otherwise False Positive -
identification of false negatives by manual investigation (use module
identify_fn()
insideplot_matching.py
)
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- visualize lanelet map and GNSS trajectory in comparison to orthophoto
- orthophotos from Bavaria available on OPENDATA
- orthophotos are rectified in UTM32 (EPSG:25832) coordinates and have a size of 1km x 1km each
- script
plot_georef.py
in/analysis
- download photos from desired area on OPENDATA
- adjust path of image and set photo extent (boundaries of photo in UTM-coordinates)