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The study of driving simulator validation for physiological signal measuresLi et al., 2013
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- Li J
- Zhao X
- Xu S
- Ma J
- Rong J
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- Procedia-Social and Behavioral Sciences
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The current research aimed at validating the driving simulator from Beijing University of Technology in order to verify its usefulness in simulated experiment study based on the physiological signals. Researchers often account for behavioral validation through …
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