通过平均凝视时间来解开多任务行人的情境意识:一种加速失效时间建模方法

Kudurupaka Vamshi Krishna1, Pushpa Choudhary1

  • 1Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, 247667, India.

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概括

散步时分心,特别是发短信时分心,通过延长视线固定,显著降低了行人局势意识. 其他多任务活动,如说话或看广告牌,也会损害注意力,需要对道路安全进行干预.

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