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A Bayesian correlated grouped random parameters duration model with heterogeneity in the means for understanding braking behaviour in a connected environment

Ali et al., 2022

Document ID
11188234753356693704
Author
Ali Y
Haque M
Zheng Z
Afghari A
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytic methods in accident research

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Driver's response to a pedestrian crossing requires braking, whereby both excess and inadequate braking is directly associated with crash risk. The highly anticipated connected environment aims to increase drivers' situational awareness by providing advanced …
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