This is a Classifier Algorithm that can classify German Traffic-Signs. It uses the good old convolution network inspired by the Nvidia Model used in their self-driving car.
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This is a Classifier Algorithm that can classify German Traffic-Signs. It uses the good old convolution network inspired by the Nvidia Model used in their self-driving car.
Contains ML files used to train the self-driving car, its implementation using raspberry pi, lane detection algorithm, and motor control codes.
This is a major project that was completed under the course Deep Learning(CSE674) at University at Buffalo.
Predict steering angle of a self driving car using behaviorial cloning
A self-driving car in a simulated environment. Explore various state-of-the-art methods of autonomous self-driving car in a fun visual format.
Self Driving Car Nvidia Model
This project implements Behavioral Clonning from Udacity Self Driving course
Behavior cloning of driving a car on a track
In this project, you will use what you've learned about deep neural networks and convolutional neural networks to clone driving behavior. You will train, validate and test a model using Keras. The model will output a steering angle to an autonomous vehicle.
This is the project Behavioral Cloning completed under the Udacity Self Driving Car Engineer Nano-degree Program
Training a robot to classify fruits using deep learning on the NVIDIA DIGITS interface.
Udacity Self Driving Car Engineer Project - End-to-End Driving with Deep Neural Network
Clone driving behavior using a deep convolutional neural network (CNN).
Steering Angle prediction
The main goal of the project it to clone the behavoir of a human driver and tests it in a rally game
Computer Vision Final Semester Project 🚗💻
Udacity CarND Behavioral Cloning Project, Python, Tensorflow, Keras
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