Siebinga, 2024 - Google Patents
Communication-Enabled Interactions in Highway Traffic: A joint driver model for mergingSiebinga, 2024
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- Siebinga O
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Automated driving technologies offer significant societal benefits but face challenges, particularly in interactions between automated and human-driven vehicles during lane changes and merging on highways. This thesis addresses this issue by focusing on joint …
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