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Grega Jakus¹, Jaka Sodnik¹, Nadica Miljković^2,1

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Summary

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Simulator sickness nausea can be objectively measured using electrogastrogram (EGG) signals. This study developed an automated method combining machine learning and statistical analysis for accurate nausea detection, even with noisy EGG data.

Keywords:

automated vehicle driving simulator electrogastrography entropy machine learning motion sickness nausea noise reduction random forest

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Human-Computer Interaction
Neuroscience

Background:

Simulator sickness, particularly nausea, is a significant limitation in evaluating automated driving systems.
Electrogastrogram (EGG) offers a promising avenue for objective, real-time nausea assessment.
High sensitivity of EGG to noise complicates accurate nausea detection in simulated driving environments.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an automated procedure for nausea detection using electrogastrogram (EGG) signals.
To evaluate the robustness of various EGG-derived features in noisy automated driving simulation conditions.
To compare the efficacy of statistical analysis and machine learning techniques for EGG-based nausea detection.

Main Methods:

Automated procedure integrating statistical analysis and machine learning for EGG-based nausea detection.
Calculation of established EGG parameters (amplitude, frequency, PSD) and novel features (sample/spectral entropy, autocorrelation, Poincaré diagram parameters).
Evaluation of feature robustness and machine learning performance under simulated noise contamination.

Main Results:

Sample entropy demonstrated outstanding robustness; autocorrelation zero-crossing, dominant frequency, and median frequency showed moderate robustness.
Machine learning achieved 88.2% accuracy, identifying sample entropy as a key parameter.
Linear analysis highlighted spectral entropy, spectral variation distribution, and PSD crest factor as significant.

Conclusions:

Customized feature selection is crucial for reliable nausea detection in noisy simulated driving environments.
A complementary approach using both machine learning and statistical analysis enhances nausea detection efficiency.
Objective EGG-based nausea assessment is feasible and valuable for automated driving simulator evaluations.