2020
DOI: 10.1109/jas.2020.1003261
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Study on the driving style adaptive vehicle longitudinal control strategy

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“…Conventional ACCs pre-define a set of time gaps from which to select. Certain studies have attempted to involve the personality factor to improve the self-adaptation of ACCs [59,[238][239][240]. In [241], a human-like car-following nonlinear model predictive control controller is developed based on a calibrated human-like Wiedemann model.…”
Section: A Ddt In Advanced Driver Assistance Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conventional ACCs pre-define a set of time gaps from which to select. Certain studies have attempted to involve the personality factor to improve the self-adaptation of ACCs [59,[238][239][240]. In [241], a human-like car-following nonlinear model predictive control controller is developed based on a calibrated human-like Wiedemann model.…”
Section: A Ddt In Advanced Driver Assistance Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research shows that the IVs considering the user's personalized driving style can effectively improve the trust and acceptance of users [69]. According to the driving behavioural such as safe distance, acceleration curve and lane changing speed, drivers' styles can be classified into aggressive type, normal type and cautious type [70]. In order to reduce the tension of users during driving, Lu et al.…”
Section: Comfort Of Ivsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research shows that the IVs considering the user's personalized driving style can effectively improve the trust and acceptance of users [69]. According to the driving behavioural such as safe distance, acceleration curve and lane changing speed, drivers' styles can be classified into aggressive type, normal type and cautious type [70]. In order to reduce the tension of users during driving, Lu et al [71] used the on-board sensing information to learn the driver's speed control experience online and proposed a personalized behavioural learning system (PBLS) to improve the comfort performance of traditional motion planning.…”
Section: Security and Trustmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The temperament type reflects a person’s personality, temperament type reaction feelings and tensions when encountering danger; Research on driving style 11 is basically a classification analysis of the driver’s style. Jiang and Lu 12 and Huang et al 13 showed that the willingness to take risks can reflect the driving style. Qi et al 14 made the conclusion that the violation of rules, speeding and drunk driving attitude and driver style has a significant relationship, affecting driving safety.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%