Fatigue driving monitoring method and terminal
A technology of fatigue driving and monitoring terminal, applied in the field of fatigue detection, can solve the problems of complex background noise of EEG signals, strong, unable to reflect the real state of the driver well, and achieve stable and reliable judgment results and ensure life safety. Effect
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[0064] The invention provides a fatigue driving monitoring method, comprising the following steps:
[0065] S0: Acquire the brainwave signal every preset first time, and sample the brainwave signal at a frequency of 900-1000 Hz to obtain the brainwave signal sequence μ (the sequence μ is the discrete time signal of the brainwave);
[0066] Wherein, the preferred first time is 0.2s;
[0067] S1: Divide the brain wave signal sequence μ into N groups to obtain N groups of brain wave signal sequences, each group of electric wave signal sequences includes ω points, where the kth group of brain wave signal sequences is expressed as μ(i,k)(0
[0068] S2: Perform least squares data fitting on the data of each group of brain wave signal sequences to obtain the fitting sequence corresponding to each group of brain wave signal sequences, wh...
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[0083] The present invention provides a fatigue driving monitoring terminal, comprising a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored on the memory and operable on the processor, and the processor implements the following steps when executing the program:
[0084] S0: Acquire the brainwave signal every preset first time, and sample the brainwave signal at a frequency of 900-1000 Hz to obtain the brainwave signal sequence μ (the sequence μ is the discrete time signal of the brainwave);
[0085] Wherein, the preferred first time is 0.2s;
[0086] S1: Divide the brain wave signal sequence μ into N groups to obtain N groups of brain wave signal sequences, each group of electric wave signal sequences includes ω points, where the kth group of brain wave signal sequences is expressed as μ(i,k)(0
[0087] S2: Perform least squares...
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