With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the number of cars has also increased dramatically. While cars are convenient for people to travel, they also lead to increasingly serious traffic safety problems. For this reason, this paper uses the fault tree and Bayesian network methods to conduct an in-depth study on the causes of pedestrian-vehicle traffic accidents from three aspects: people, vehicle, road and the environment. In this paper, the occurrence of pedestrian-vehicle traffic accidents is divided into 29 basic events. The basic events of each of the 381 pedestrian-vehicle traffic accidents were Classified by 0–1. A fault tree model leading to pedestrian-vehicle traffic accidents is established, which is then transformed into a Bayesian network model, and Bayesian network inference, sensitivity analysis is performed with the help of Netica software. Our results suggest that illegal crossing of traffic lanes, speeding, rainy day, slippery road, braking is not timely, visual impairment are the main causes of pedestrian-vehicle traffic accidents. These results can not only provide a reference for transportation technology, but also provide a basis for government legislation.
With the rapid development of the automobile industry, the comfort of the cockpit has become the standard for judging the quality of the car. People have also put forward higher requirements for cockpit comfort. In the process of driving, the cockpit environment will constantly change, and the comfort will also change. When the comprehensive comfort level of the cockpit decreases and the occupants feel uncomfortable, the cockpit comfort should be adjusted. In this article, a cockpit comfort evaluation model is established to realize the evaluation of cockpit comfort. In addition, we elaborate the theory of optimal state distance, where the numerical magnitude of the optimal state distance is used to reflect the extent to which an indicator deviates from its optimal state. Also, a cockpit optimal adjustment strategy identification model is established based on the theory, which can obtain the optimal adjustment strategy in a certain cockpit operating environment, facilitate the timely adjustment of the corresponding actuator, and realize the dynamic monitoring and adjustment of cockpit comfort. This project provides a reference direction for cockpit comfort adjustment, which is of great significance for future research and development of automotive cockpit comfort.
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