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Lightweight LiDAR-Based Cone Detection Framework Using Random Forest for Formula Student Driverless
Reliable, low-latency perception is crucial for Formula Student Driverless vehicles, yet many existing pipelines rely on deep learning and multi-sensor fusion, often requiring GPU acceleration. This paper presents a lightweight LiDAR-only perception pipeline tailored for CPU execution, combining gro
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