Traffic Injury Prevention · 2019 · 32 citations · 31 references
EngineeringAutomotive EngineeringAutonomous SystemsData ManagementVehicle Safety EngineeringVehicle TestingData AnalysisData InterpretationIntelligent Transportation SystemsRoad SafetyTraffic SafetyTransportation SafetyActivitiesAutomated Data CollectionAutonomous Vehicle SafetyDriver InteractionDriver-vehicle InteractionField Data CollectionReal-world Safety DataScenarios
The presented case studies illustrate that the proposed method is able to quantify the degree of completeness of a small set of field data and can be used to deduce whether sufficient data have been collected for the purpose of the field study. Future work will focus on applying the proposed method to larger data sets. The proposed method will be used to evaluate the level of completeness of the data collection on Singaporean roads, aimed at defining relevant test cases for the autonomous vehicle road approval procedure that is being developed in Singapore.
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