AN ARCHITECTURE FOR OPTIMAL MANAGEMENT OF THE TRAFFIC SIMULATION COMPLEXITY IN A DRIVING SIMULATOR

作者: M. Fernández , G. Martin , I. Coma , S. Bayarri

DOI: 10.1007/BFB0110556

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摘要: This paper presents an architecture that is being used to assess the ergonomics of automatic cruise control systems in combined urban and inter-urban environments at Nissan Cambridge Basic Research Center Massachusetts. The scenario can accommodate a large area involving equally number vehicles, with acceptable computational cost. also features high level performance obtained tasks due hierarchical structure servers. guarantees good degree upon specific vehicles scenario.

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