Driver State Identification on Expressway
Journal Title: 河南科技大学学报(自然科学版) - Year 2016, Vol 37, Issue 3
Abstract
In order to further improve the vehicle active safety performance on expressway,a driver state identification method was established based on information fusion. Through experiments on vehicle driving simulator and based on driving characteristics on expressway,driver's eye states and throttle position changes were detected. Acceleration frequency,blink frequency,eye closure rate and blink duration were selected as evaluation index. A driver state identification model by adopting information fusion technique of combining fuzzy assessment with D-S evidence theory was established. The effectiveness of the model was verified by an example.
Authors and Affiliations
Derong TAN, Changmin LV, Guangpeng YU, Hongjia ZHANG
Optimal Hour-Ahead Scheduling of Micro-Grid Considering Wind Power Uncertainty
The supply of the micro-grid was the coordination of wind power generator and fuel/gas generator.Because the wind power generation in the next hour cannot be predicted accurately, the uncertainty will largely affect the...
Application of FFT Periodogram to Flow Rate Measurement System
For the low precision and poor anti-jamming performance in measuring water flow via general methods,the fast Fourier transform( FFT) periodogram method was proposed. With digital signal processor as the main controller,F...
Microstructure and Properties of Ni-rGO Reinforced Sn2.5Ag0.7Cu0.1RE Composite Soldering Joints
Nickel particle-decorated reduced graphene oxide ( Ni-r GO) reinforced Sn2. 5 Ag0. 7 Cu0. 1 RE composite solder was prepared via powder melting process. The microstructure and properties of Ni-r GO reinforced Sn2. 5 Ag0....
Analysis and Improvement of Complex Modal Disc Brake NVH Performance
Taking the car disc brake as research objective, the model of disc brake was established by threedimensional drawing software CATIA based on the complex eigenvalue modal theory. The ANSYS Workbench was used to analyze th...
Effect of Ni2O3 Doping on Electrical Properties of SnO2-Zn2SnO4 Compostite Ceramics
1