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Incorporating Biobehavioral Architecture into Car-Following Models: A Driving Simulator Study

Kummetha, 2020

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Kummetha V
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Mathematical models of car-following, lane changing, and gap acceptance are mostly descriptive in nature and lack decision making or error tolerance. Including additional driver- related information with respect to behavior and cognitive characteristics would account for …
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