Automobile driver brain visual load evaluation method and system based on subtask

A visual load and evaluation system technology, applied in medical science, psychological devices, sensors, etc., can solve problems such as inability to perform real-time, high requirements for instruments, and insufficient objectivity, and achieve the effect of objective evaluation

Active Publication Date: 2020-10-02
WUHAN UNIV OF TECH
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[0002] At present, brain load measurement methods are mainly divided into three categories: work performance evaluation method, physiological measurement method and subjective measurement method. Physiological measurement method expresses brain load by measuring physiological characteristics such as EEG signals, and has high accuracy. It has high requirements and cannot be carried out in real time; the subjective measurement is the driver’s self-assessment of his own brain load, which is easy to use but not objective enough; the work performance evaluation method uses the performance of the testee when completing a certain task as the brain load. The measurement index reflects the ability of the testee to complete the task in a certain environment. It is divided into the main task measurement method and the secondary task measurement method. For car drivers, driving a car is their main task, while driving The performance of the car is difficult to use as a measure of brain load. The secondary task measurement method indirectly reflects the brain load of the main task by measuring the performance of people completing secondary tasks. It measures the remaining working capacity of the human brain, and human vision has strong adaptability. It can identify targets in a complex and changeable environment. Based on human vision, using the secondary task measurement method to measure the driver's brain load is a simple, objective and real-time method for evaluating the driver's brain load.

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[0034] The embodiment of the present invention provides a method for assessing the visual load of the car driver's brain based on sub-tasks, the schematic flow chart of which is as follows figure 1 shown, including the following steps:

[0035] Step S1. Make the simulated rear vehicle and the driver's vehicle move in the same direction, and when the distance between the simulated rear vehicle and the driver's vehicle reaches a set threshold, determine whether the driver decelerates or accelerates the vehicle;

[0036] Step S2, obtain the time taken by the driver to find the rear car and the eye movement angular velocity when the driver finds the rear car, and determine whether the driver's recognition of the color of the simulated rear car during driving is correct;

[0037] Step S3, according to whether to make the action of decelerating or accelerating the vehicle, the reaction time when the driver makes the action of decelerating or accelerating the vehicle, the time it tak...

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[0049] The embodiment of the present invention provides a car driver's brain load evaluation system based on secondary tasks, including a rearview mirror simulation module, an eye tracker, a motion sensing module, a motion sensing device, and a brain load evaluation module;

[0050] The rearview mirror simulation module is used to make the simulated rear vehicle and the driver's vehicle move in the same direction;

[0051] The motion sensing module is used to determine whether the driver makes an action to slow down or accelerate the vehicle when the distance between the simulated vehicle behind and the vehicle where the driver is located reaches a set threshold;

[0052] The eye tracker is used to obtain the time the driver finds the car behind and the eye movement angular velocity when the driver finds the car behind;

[0053] The voice sensor module is used to judge whether the recognition of the color of the simulated rear car by the driver during driving is correct throug...

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The invention discloses an automobile driver brain visual load evaluation method and system based on a subtask, which belong to the technical field of brain load measurement. The problem that the brain load of the driver cannot be objectively evaluated in real time in the prior art is solved. The automobile driver brain visual load evaluation method based on a subtask comprises the following stepsthat when a simulated rear automobile and an automobile where a driver is located move in the same direction, and when the interval between the simulated rear automobile and the automobile where thedriver is located reaches a set threshold value, whether the driver makes the automobile decelerate or accelerate or not is judged; according to whether the action of decelerating or accelerating thevehicle is carried out or not and the reaction time under the condition of carrying out the action of decelerating or accelerating the vehicle, whether the time used by the simulated vehicle, the eyemovement angular velocity and the color of the simulated vehicle are correctly recognized or not is found, and the brain load of the driver is evaluated. According to the method, the brain load of thedriver can be objectively evaluated in real time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of brain load measurement, in particular to a method and system for assessing visual load of a car driver's brain based on secondary tasks. Background technique [0002] At present, brain load measurement methods are mainly divided into three categories: work performance evaluation method, physiological measurement method and subjective measurement method. Physiological measurement method expresses brain load by measuring physiological characteristics such as EEG signals, and has high accuracy. It has high requirements and cannot be carried out in real time; the subjective measurement is the driver’s self-assessment of his own brain load, which is easy to use but not objective enough; the work performance evaluation method uses the performance of the testee when completing a certain task as the brain load. The measurement index reflects the ability of the testee to complete the task in a certain environment....

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B60W40/00B60W40/09A61B5/16A61B5/18
CPCB60W40/00B60W40/09A61B5/163A61B5/165A61B5/18A61B2503/22
Inventor 吕植勇何奇珂赵裕谭超张开拓游锦辉王岩胡一婷
Owner WUHAN UNIV OF TECH
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