Behavioral Entropy as a Measure of Driving Performance

Published: Jan 1, 2001
Abstract
Delayed event detection and degraded vehicle control are observed when drivers fuel their need to perform extra-driving activities. Vehicle control and event detection are shown to degrade most if the in-vehicle task requires spatial cognitive resources and/or if the activity requires visual perception and/or manual control manipulation. In-vehicle tasks with auditory input and/or voice output that primarily demand low levels of verbal cognitive...
Paper Details
Title
Behavioral Entropy as a Measure of Driving Performance
Published Date
Jan 1, 2001
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