Theoretical analysis of operator actions when driving vehicle

Impact of vehicle seat back inclination on occupational driving safety

This study determined effect of automobile seat backrest inclination on lattisimus dorsi muscle electromyographic (EMG) activity. Myoelectric activity was determined at two seat backrest angles (90 degrees and 100 degrees inclinations).  Twenty-one (21) participants were engaged in the study. Electromygraphic activity at 90 degrees inclination had slope value of -0.065 mV/minute while ...

Using In-vehicle Sensor Data for Naturalistic Driving Analysis

This paper addresses the problem of the usage of the in-vehicle sensor data collected in naturalistic driving conditions. Many applications in the intelligent transportation system research area require complex analysis of such data, taking account of the spatial location and the road network topology. An extended database management system using specific model for moving objects and sensor dat...

Vehicle Control in Cooperative Driving

A new robust operator for computer vision: theoretical analysis

A new robust operator called MINPRAN is presented which is capable of nding good ts in data sets where more than 50% of the points are outliers. Unlike other techniques that can handle large outlier percentages, MINPRAN does not assume that there is a known error bound for the good data. Instead it assumes that the bad data are randomly (uniformly) distributed within the dynamic range of the se...

6 . Operator Theoretical Analysis to Domain Decomposition Methods

The purpose of the present paper is to give a brief summary of our recent study on the domain decomposition method from an operator theoretical point of view. There are a large number of works devoted to the mathematical analysis of the domain decomposition methods. Most of these works carry out the convergence analysis without any assumptions of general nature on the geometry of the decomposit...