Performance Evaluation of DeeplabV3 Plus for Road Segmentation in iCar ITS

Krisna Pramudya Dharma,Rudy Dikairono,D. Purwanto

Published 2025 in International Seminar on Intelligent Technology and Its Applications

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Road segmentation plays a vital role in enabling navigation of Intelligent Car ITS (iCar ITS), especially in complex and low-light environments. However, many previous studies have focused solely on accuracy metrics while overlooking real-time inference performance on low-end hardware and the lack of road datasets from Southeast Asian regions. Although lightweight models such as MobileNetV2 have been previously explored, evaluations of newer architectures like MobileNetV3-Large remain limited in constrained resource scenarios. This study investigates the performance of DeepLabV3 Plus with three backbone networks ResNet-50, ResNet-101, and MobileNetV3-Large trained using supervised learning on a custom dataset collected via the iCar ITS platform in Indonesian urban settings, particularly at night to simulate challenging conditions. The training was conducted using the Adam optimizer in Google Colab, and inference was evaluated on a laptop (Intel Core i7-8550U, 22.2 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce MX130) to assess real world feasibility. Experimental results show that ResNet-50 achieved the highest segmentation accuracy (Pixel Accuracy: 99.64%, mIoU: 76.45%, Mean F1: 82.03%), while MobileNetV3-Large maintained competitive accuracy (PA: 99.59%, mIoU: 74.96%, Mean F1: 80.28%) with significantly better real-time performance (FPS: 29.13, processing time: 0.0187 s), making it more suitable for embedded applications. These findings indicate a trade-off between accuracy and computational efficiency; this is important because, in addition to high accuracy, real-time performance and stable road detection are essential to support the system's response to fast-moving vehicles and dynamic road conditions.

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