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59. Gaze Entropy and Driver Safety: Understanding Cognitive Failure and Situational Response Before Take-over
SessionPosters: Interactive Techniques
DescriptionThis study presents a gaze entropy–based framework to identify cognitive failures and predict accident risk before TOR(Take-Over Request) in conditionally autonomous driving. Using a Random Forest model, it enables early risk detection and offers practical insights for driver monitoring.
Contributors
MI CHANG
ETRI (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)
EUN HYE JANG
ETRI (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)
WOOJIN KIM
ETRI (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)
DAESUB YOON
ETRI (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)
Event Type
Poster
TimeTuesday, 12 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDT
LocationWest Building, Level 2, Outside Room 219
Session TimeSunday, 10 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTMonday, 11 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTTuesday, 12 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTWednesday, 13 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTThursday, 14 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDT
LocationWest Building, Level 2, Outside Room 219
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