Enhancing Video Signal Quality and Algorithm Advances in PAF Studies
Explore recent advancements in PAF studies including new data from driver studies, methods to improve video quality and learning algorithms, and findings from a study with undergraduates under varied conditions. Future directions involve refining algorithms, replicating studies, testing individual differences, and more.
Enhancing Video Signal Quality and Algorithm Advances in PAF Studies
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New Results since last time • New addition: Manos Pontikakis • Further refined data from “dark drowsy driver study” • Parsing out Usable vs. Nonusable video data • Objective techniques to improve the video signal itself • New types of learning algorithms • New types of inputs to the algorithms • Differently timed PAFs • New study, 20 Stanford Undergraduates • Brightly lit conditions • Much more usable data • Very reliably getting about 8 percentage points above chance with PAF • Trying different temporal windows (10-20 seconds working best)
Future Directions • Run more subjects under different conditions • Lighting, camera type, driving course details, etc. • Refine algorithm • Replicate • Test for individual differences • Test in “real time” • Different Subject Groups? • Focus more on within-driver • Bring back the same people? • Test awareness of PAF • Less accidents? • Subjective of videos • Other person-attribute driving behaviors for paf