Method and Apparatus for Automatically Marking U-Turn Lane Line, Computer-Readable Storage Medium, and Map
AssigneeHuawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsDawei Liu, Feng Shi
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Abstract
A method for automatically marking a U-turn lane line includes: obtaining information about an intersection entry point, information about an intersection exit point, and information about an obstacle at a to-be-marked intersection; and marking a U-turn lane line with a first depth. The first depth is determined based on a second depth of the obstacle. The first depth of the U-turn lane line is determined based on the second depth of the obstacle, so that a marked U-turn lane line does not collide with the obstacle, to mark a more proper U-turn lane line.
Claims20
An apparatus comprising:
- at least one memory configured to store program instructions;
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- at least one processor coupled the at least one memory and configured to execute the program instructions to cause the apparatus to:
- obtain first information about a to-be-marked intersection and comprising second information about an intersection entry point, third information about an intersection exit point, and fourth information about an obstacle that is higher than a road surface of a road on which a vehicle travels and that hinders a U-turn of the vehicle at the to-be-marked intersection, wherein the intersection entry point is based on a first endpoint of an entry lane line of the to-be-marked intersection, and wherein the intersection exit point is based on a second endpoint of an exit lane line of the to-be-marked intersection;
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- mark a U-turn lane line with a first depth that based on a second depth of the obstacle,
- wherein the first depth is a depth at which the U-turn lane line extends from the intersection entry point or the intersection exit point to the to-be-marked intersection, and
- wherein the second depth is a first distance from a first farthest projection end of the obstacle on a first extension line of the entry lane line to the intersection entry point or is a second distance from a second farthest projection end of the obstacle on a second extension line of the exit lane line to the intersection exit point.
A method comprising:
- obtaining first information about a to-be-marked intersection and comprising second information about an intersection entry point, third information about an intersection exit point, and fourth information about an obstacle that is higher than a road surface of a road on which a vehicle travels and that hinders a U-turn of the vehicle at the to-be-marked intersection, wherein the intersection entry point is based on a first endpoint of an entry lane line of the to-be-marked intersection, and wherein the intersection exit point is based on a second endpoint of an exit lane line of the to-be-marked intersection;
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- marking a U-turn lane line with a first depth that is based on a second depth of the obstacle,
- wherein the first depth is a depth at which the U-turn lane line extends from the intersection entry point or the intersection exit point to the to-be-marked intersection, and
- wherein the second depth is a first distance from a first farthest projection end of the obstacle on first extension line of the entry lane line to the intersection entry point or is a second distance from a second farthest projection end of the obstacle on a second extension line of the exit lane line to the intersection exit point.
A computer program product comprising instructions that are stored on a computer-readable medium and that, when executed by at least one processor, cause an apparatus to:
- obtain a map comprising a U-turn lane line with a first depth, wherein the first depth is based on a second depth of an obstacle that is higher than a road surface of a road on which a vehicle travels and that hinders a U-turn of the vehicle at a U-turn intersection,
- wherein the first depth is a depth at which the U-turn lane line extends from an intersection entry point or an intersection exit point to the U-turn intersection,
- wherein the intersection entry point is based on a first endpoint of an entry lane line of the U-turn intersection,
- wherein the intersection exit point is based on a second endpoint of an exit lane line of the U-turn intersection, and
- wherein the second depth is a first distance from a first farthest projection end of the obstacle on a first extension line of the entry lane line to the intersection entry point a or is a second distance from a second farthest projection end of the obstacle on a second extension line of the exit lane line to the intersection exit point.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.