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  • Trucking safety technology
  • Human-computer interaction in vehicles
  • Advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS)

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  • Forward collision warning (FCW) systems are crucial for truck safety, aiming to prevent crashes.
  • Current FCW algorithms lack personalization, leading to inappropriate warnings for diverse driver behaviors and situations.
  • Driver responses to FCW alerts vary significantly, impacting system effectiveness.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze truck driver behavior in response to FCW alerts.
  • To develop an optimized FCW algorithm that accounts for individual driver response patterns.
  • To reduce false alarms and enhance the safety performance of FCW systems.

Main Methods:

  • K-means clustering was used to categorize driver responses into Response Before Warning (RBW), Response After Warning (RAW), and No Response (NR).
  • Driver reaction distance was modeled using a linear support vector machine.
  • Braking distance was predicted using the long short-term memory (LSTM) method for each response scenario.

Main Results:

  • Driver response behaviors were classified into RBW (long distances), RAW (forceful deceleration post-warning), and NR (short distances, slight deceleration).
  • The optimized FCW algorithm demonstrated improved safety by 1% to 5.1%.
  • The enhanced system achieved 97.92% accuracy with a reduced false alarm rate of 1.73%.

Conclusions:

  • Personalizing FCW algorithms based on driver response behavior significantly enhances safety and reduces false alarms.
  • The developed method effectively models reaction and braking distances for different driver types.
  • Optimized FCW systems offer a more reliable and effective solution for collision avoidance in trucks.