Enhancing speed perception in virtual environments through training

Hill, J. Donald; Salzman, Jonathan A.

doi:10.1037/e572172013-368

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“…Meanwhile, automobile researchers developed a speed feedback training and used it on simulator [18]. They found participants who attended feedback training surpassed those who didn't in speed estimation accuracy.…”

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Enhancing speed estimation accuracy of electric bike riders through training

Jiang

Zhang

Zhao

et al. 2014

17th International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC)

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this work described an on-road study to examine the effects of speedometer feedback training on speed estimation accuracy of electric bike riders. While speed perception is important for e-bike riders, its specific influence on riding speed still remains obscure. Therefore, a short period speedometer feedback training procedure was developed and tested in our research. By the combined use of speed sensor and self-report technique, the speed estimation accuracy was tested in a natural riding scenario on 24 subjects before and after they were randomly allocated into a control group and a training group. Speed estimation was found more accurate in training group compared to control group. The theoretical and practical implications were discussed.

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confidence: 98%