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Research Innovation
The first attempt in many domains is deep learning in the area of computer vision. Visual
algorithms typically go through four steps: pre-processing of the image, feature extraction,
feature selection, prediction, and recognition. The first three procedures must be designed by
us independently while using the conventional algorithms, which involves a tremendous
amount of effort.
Many academic fields are now focused on how to extract information from videos and
identify moving targets. The analysis and processing of 2D images is the mainstay of
computer vision processing technology. The need for 3D modelling in films and realistic
sceneries necessitates the employment of an algorithm based on stereoscopic vision theory to
create the system structure. The focus of current stereoscopic research has been on how to
improve the synchronisation and reduction of 3D models.
IoV technology enables moving objects to communicate and gather data on other moving
objects and roads. IoV can be developed to improve the experience of those who use the roads
by lowering traffic congestion, enhancing traffic management, and assuring road safety. By
assessing driving habits and the surrounding environment using sensor data, ML can be
utilized to prevent traffic accidents. For the IoV, we can undertake a critical analysis with
analytical modeling for offloading mobile edge-computing decisions based on machine
learning and Deep Reinforcement Learning methods.