review on identification study of driver behavior intention and characteristics
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Abstract
In order to better improve vehicle active safety and realize personalized driving, aiming at the problem of the identification of driver behavior intention and characteristics, the electronic control systems' important role in the automobile and the importance of the driver behavior intention and characteristic identification are discussed. The relative domestic and foreign research is summarized, and the prospect is put forward. In order to improve the performance of automobile electronic control system and realize the intelligent control for the cars, the identification of driver behavior intention and characteristics needs to be studied. How to rationally classify and on-line identify drivers' characteristics correctly for the steering, braking and acceleration characteristics is a long term research topic.
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| Authors | ;Gang LI;Gaochao LI |
| Journal | The American journal of managed care |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.7535/hbkd.2017yx04004
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