A Multivariate Analysis of Crash and Naturalistic Driving Data in Relation to Highway Factors (2013) / Chapter Skim
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48 C h a p t e r 1 0 In Chapter 2, three general research questions were stated, together with 14 more specific questions that were intended to guide this research. The aim, even in the most optimistic moments, was not to answer all questions in a single project but to develop and test methods that have a strong bearing on these questions.
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49 Question 12: Can various driver states (e.g., drowsy, aggressive, distracted, engaged) be identified from naturalistic driving data?
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50 A final conclusion relates to the orthogonal studies presented in Chapter 8 and also the data analysis presented in Chapter 9: the combination of naturalistic, crash, and highway data provides such a rich data resource for research that it is relatively easy to develop new and innovative analysis methods specific to the data types. Therefore, making these data types available to independent researchers in the future seems certain to spawn new ideas and gather new insights.
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