Abstract:An enhanced LiDAR 3D object detection network is proposed to address the existing Lidar-based 3D object detection networks ,which suffer from challenges in terms of optimization complexity, high computational demands, and low detection accuracy. First, a new intersection over union loss function is used to measure the positional relationship between predictions and ground truths. Subsequently, optimize the feature encoding method of existing networks to obtain richer point cloud features. Finally, the threshold setting of the anchors is improved to achieve a more reasonable allocation of positive and negative samples. For the field of autonomous driving, the KITTI dataset is utilized for relevant experimental validation. The experimental results show that the enhanced network improves the detection accuracy of small targets such as pedestrians and cyclists by 6.57% and 4.60%, respectively, and the average detection accuracy is improved by 5.81%, relative to the baseline network in the KITTI dataset.