Quantitative indicator of homeostatic risk perception in car following

作者: Guangquan Lu , Bo Cheng , Qingfeng Lin , Yunpeng Wang

DOI: 10.1016/J.SSCI.2012.05.007

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摘要: Driving behavior is largely affected by the risk perception of drivers. On the basis of risk homeostasis theory, we regard that drivers may adjust car movement according to the perceived risks fluctuating around a target level. However, the manner by which risk perception is quantified remains unclear. We propose assumptions on the quantitative indicators of risk perception and identify a suitable quantitative indicator of risk perception in car-following process. Three risk indicators are discussed, ie time-to-collision (TTC), time …

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