Special issue on “Driving Simulation Experiments and Behavior Analyses”

Special Issue on Driving Simulation

These last years have witnessed the advent of several high performance driving simulators at automotive companies and universities all over the world as well as a large use of low-cost simulators for a growing number of human factors, vehicle engineering, road traffic, and training applications. The rendering capabilities and applicability of driving simulators thus became a crucial issue both ...

Special Issue on Autonomous Driving and Driver Assistance Systems

Research on Autonomous Driving and Driver Assistance Systems has increased and became an active research field during the last decades. This increase in research is motivated by the need to reduce road accidents, which represent the 6th cause of dead in high-income countries according to the World Health Organization, and 11th worldwide. Vehicles are becoming more and more intelligent, promisin...

Special Issue Bootstrap Analysis of Designed Experiments

In the first ENBIS conference in Oslo, Kenett and Steinberg (On the application of bootstrapping in analyzing designed experiments. Proceedings of the 1st Annual Conference on Business and Industrial Statistics, Oslo, Norway, 17–18 September 2001) proposed the application of bootstrapping to the analysis of data derived from moderate size designed experiments. In this paper we present follow-up...

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Special issue on algorithms for design of experiments

Many modern experiments are too large or complex to enable standard off-the-shelf designs to be used. There is therefore increasing interest in algorithms that use computing power to find designs that would be too difficult to construct in an ad hoc fashion. One of the great benefits of many algorithmic methods is that they are very flexible in the design parameters they allow, e.g. mixed numbe...