Neural Network Approach for the Identification System of the Type of Vehicle

This paper represents a framework for multi-class vehicle type identification based on several geometrical parameters. The system of identification of object must thus have a very great adaptability. We represent a system of identification of the type (model) of vehicles per vision. Several geometri...

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