Projects implemented within the Udacity Self-Driving Car Nanodegree, grouped under one repository:
Project | Screenshot |
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1. Lane Finding: Basic lane lines detection from a video stream | |
2. Traffic Signs Classification: Trained a convolutional neural network with TensorFlow to recognize various traffic signs. | |
3. Behaviorial Cloning: Trained a car to autonomously drive in a simulator using a convolutional neural network, implemented with Keras (YouTube video) | |
4. Advanced Lane Finding: Lane detection in various lighting conditions and different curvatures from a video stream (YouTube video) | |
5. Vehicle Detection: Accurately detected moving cars in a video stream |
If you plan to test the projects, you'll need to clone the udacity-sdcnd-data as well. Both repositories need to sit side-by-side.
I used a jupyter notebook for each project from Term 1. A straightforward way to run them, is to use the Docker image I built for this purpose:
- Make sure you have Docker installed.
cd
to the parent directory of bothudacity-sdcnd
andudacity-sdcnd-data
$ docker run -it -v $PWD:/src -p 8888:8888 yrahal/udacity-carnd bash /bin/run_jupyter.sh
. This will pull the Docker image on the first run, create a container and run a jupyter server inside.- Open
localhost:8888
in your browser and navigate to the project you'd like to test.