Clustering the driving features based on data streams

Abstract

This paper presents an innovative idea for the classification of individual drivers. The classification is based on each driver's driving features like, ratio of indicators to turns, number of brakes, number of time horn used, average gear, average speed, maximum speed and gear. K-means and hierarchical clustering is used to separate out the slow, normal and fast driving styles based on recorded data. Experimental result shows that k-means outperformed hierarchical clustering for recorded multi-attribute data.