Analisis Klasifikasi Mobil Pada Gardu Tol Otomatis (GTO) Menggunakan Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)
Abstract
The concept of a smart city is the most important issue in the development aspect of big cities in the world. Where the city must promise a more comfortable, organized, healthy and efficient life. Smart transportation is part of a smart city that is useful for improving better urban planning. Smart transportation also applies to toll roads, such as automating toll road retribution payments. Automatic Toll Gate (GTO) in Indonesia still uses sensors. However, sensors often misclassify trailers. In addition, the use of sensors also requires additional costs in installation and maintenance. Currently, every toll gate is equipped with cameras for various purposes. By utilizing the camera for vehicle type classification, the cost of the GTO will be reduced. For this reason, utilizing a digital camera with computer vision for vehicle type classification is the solution. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) is the most popular technique today in solving computer vision problems. Exploit the existing CNN by replacing the last fully connected output according to the number of vehicle classes. The test results show that mobilenet V2 is better in the classification of vehicle types, the best accuracy is Alexnet 93.81% and Mobilenet 96.19%. Computer vision by utilizing CNN is expected to replace the use of sensors so that implementation costs are cheaper.
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