In-transit traveler emotion change-based driving path decision-making method
A technology of driving paths and decision-making methods, applied in neural learning methods, instruments, data processing applications, etc., can solve the problem of not taking into account the emotional perception of travelers
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[0036] The driving path decision-making method based on the mood change of the traveler on the way of the present embodiment (see Figure 1-3 ), including the following:
[0037] Step 1. Design the traffic flow state evaluation experiment based on the emotional changes of the travelers on the way. Collect the physiological data and facial expressions of the subjects during the experiment. A first-class traffic flow state and a second-class traffic flow state;
[0038] Recruit 89 volunteers as subjects, aged between 20-45 years old, all have C1 driver's license, and the driving experience is more than 2 years, including 62 male subjects and 27 female subjects, who are required to be tested The participants were in good health, and did not drink alcohol or strenuous exercise within 24 hours before the experiment; the traffic flow state evaluation experiment based on the emotional changes of the travelers on the way was realized on the simulation platform, and the simulation platf...
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[0066] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that step 1 has carried out the traffic flow state evaluation experiments under different driving environments during peak hours and flat peak hours respectively. Different driving environments include two-way four-lane urban typical road sections during peak hours. , two-way six-lane urban typical road section during peak hours, two-way eight-lane urban typical road section during peak hour, two-way four-lane urban typical road section during off-peak time, two-way six-lane urban typical road section during off-peak time, and cities during off-peak time A typical road section has two-way eight lanes, and the rest of the steps are the same as in Embodiment 1.
[0067] The driving route decision model constructed in this embodiment can be used by the traffic management department to allocate traffic flow, which is conducive to traffic evacuation on congested road sections; when the output result of the driving rou...
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