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Multimodal driver state modeling through unsupervised learning

Tavakoli et al., 2022

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Tavakoli A
Heydarian A
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Accident Analysis & Prevention

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Naturalistic driving data (NDD) can help understand drivers' reactions to each driving scenario and provide personalized context to driving behavior. However, NDD requires a high amount of manual labor to label certain driver's state and behavioral patterns …
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