Driver Behaviour Modeling With Vehicle Driving Simulator

Michalík, David; Mihálik, Ondrej; Jirgl, Miroslav; Fiedler, Petr

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.12.753

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“…In addition, many studies are focused on specific situations, but the actual behavior of vehicles is the result of complex influences from different stages and scenarios, and various driving environments and stages gradually change with changes in traffic conditions. Michalik D et al [1] conducted a study using a vehicle driving simulator to collect and evaluate driver input data for analyzing driver behavior and driving styles. Riener A [2] compared driver reaction times between real-world and simulated environments by summarizing preliminary results on simulating driving behavior, providing a general indicator for describing the differences in reaction time.…”

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Analysis of the interaction between driving intention and vehicle behavior based on driving simulation experiments

Jin,

Ao,

Yan

2024

International Conference on Smart Transportation and City Engineering (STCE 2023)

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Analyzing the interaction patterns between vehicles is an effective means of analyzing the causes of congestion and accidents on expressways. To analyze vehicle behavior from a micro perspective, this study was conducted using a driving simulator to investigate the vehicle operational behavior generated by participants on a specific road section. Through separate interviews, the study investigated the intentions and reasons behind the participants' behavior during the replay process. The study decomposed and extracted 24 key words and structured combination the interview responses into four operational intention groups. The study found that the vehicle behavior corresponding to each operational intention group was significantly different. The analysis of the participants' operational behavior in different driving environments based on the relationships between operational intentions can provide policy recommendations for relevant transportation departments and provide theoretical support for driving behavior analysis.

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