A street tree extraction and single wood segmentation
algorithm is used to address the issues of multiple parameters that need
to be set for street tree extraction methods in urban road scenes, as
well as the difficulty in accurately segmenting overlapping tree crown
point clouds. Firstly, ground points are removed from the original point
clouds using cloth simulation filtering algorithm, and outliers are
filtered using radius filtering to remove the influence of ground points
and noise points on the extraction of street trees. Then, by adding the
set abstraction (SA) module of PointNet++ network, the feature
extraction ability of the model is improved, making it more suitable for
extracting street tree point clouds. The improved network is used to
extract street tree point clouds from the original point clouds.
Finally, the density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise
(DBSCAN) and
-Means algorithms are combined to segment overlapping street tree point
clouds and obtain single wood information. To verify the effectiveness
of this method, training tests were conducted on the Yongchang Road
dataset in Beijing. The experimental results show that the average
extraction accuracy and intersection over union (IoU) of the im proved model for street tree point clouds increase by
and
, respectively, reaching
and
; the average accuracy of single wood segmentation reaches
.