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Guardrail Detection in Rural Roads Using Zero- and Few-Shot Learning with Vision Language Models
The high incidence of rural crashes highlights the critical need to analyze roadside safety characteristics on rural roads. Among these characteristics, the presence of guardrails is recognized as a key safety countermeasure. Existing vision-based methods for detecting guardrails primarily rely on s
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