Applying qualitative reasoning to a driver's cognitive mental load

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Applying qualitative reasoning to a driver's cognitive mental load Shinichiro Sega, Hirotoshi Iwasaki

Denso IT Laboratory Hironori Hiraishi

Akita National College of Tech. Fumio Mizoguchi

Tokyo Univ. of Science

11/8/18

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Contents       

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Background Services with Driver's Cognitive Load Qualitative Reasoning Simulation Driver's Cognitive Load Model Verification COGSIM: Cognitive Qualitative SIMulation Conclusions

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Background 

Next Generation Services in Car 

Telematics 



Services in Cooperation with Smartphone 



Entune, G-BOOK Terminal Mode, NaviCon®

Common Internet Services

Denso NaviCon® 11/8/18

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Services with Driver's Cognitive Load 

As automobile services increase, it is necessary to consider the driver's cognitive load.

Not Considering Cognitive Load

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Considering Cognitive Load

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Qualitative Reasoning Simulation Qualitative Model of Eye Movement Perception Temporal Change

temp

sac

decide

Saccade

Fixation

Eye Movement

Eye Movement 11/8/18

decide

Decision

fix

+

extern

extern temp

+

External Change

Cognition

Constraints of the Model

sac

fix

Description Method of Kuipers (1994)

Acquisition of Eye Movement

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Driver's Cognitive Load Model Design the model based on four techniques

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Qualitative Reasoning Simulation [Kuipers, 1994] Perception-Cognition-Action Theory Eye Movement [Findlay, 1999] Resource Allocation Theory [Norman, 1975]

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Interpretation of “Cognition” Model 

Use case “Action for drive and Environment change” 1. 2. 3.

intern increases caused by Action → used_a increases env increases caused by Eye movement → used_p increases used_a and used_p increase → rest and decide decrease M+ intern

M+

perform+

used_a perform‐

M+

used_p M+

+

env +

rest

extern

temp

M‐

M‐

+

used

resource

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+

decide

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Verification 

Purpose  



Verify the Model Using Real Data Verify the Interpretation Rate between env and used_p

Method

Eye Movement Data ・Saccade ・Fixation

Acquisition of Driving Data from in-vehicle LAN

Driving Data

Acquisition of Eye Movement by NAC Eye Mark Recorder 11/8/18

・Velocity ・Braking signal ・Steering angle ・Accelerator pressing rate

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Interpretation of Real Data Relations of acquired data and the parameters Parameter Acquired data sac

Frequency of saccade (times/sec)

fix

Continuous time of fixation (sec)

perform+

Rate of pressing the accelerator (%) Steering angle (degree)

perform-

Braking signal Steering angle (contradicts accel.)

intern

Velocity (km/h)

Constraints of the Model

Parameters other than the acquired data can be determined by using our model as in the following equations.

extern = sac – intern (1) decide = -(perform+) (2) temp = fix - decide = fix + perform+ (3) env = extern + temp = sac - intern + fix + perform+ = sac + fix (4) rest = perform(5) used = -rest = -(perform-) (6) used_a = intern = perform+ (7) used_p = used - used_a = -(perform- + perform+) (8) Red: Parameters related with acquired data

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COGSIM 

COGSIM: Cognitive Qualitative SIMulation  

Using QSIM: Qualitative SIMulation Analyzing real data  

Eye Movement Driving Data

Analyzing Eye Movement 11/8/18

Analyzing Driving Data

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Interpretation rate of real data

env M+ used_p



Results of the changes of env and used_p Subject A

Road1 Subject B Subject A Road2 Subject B Subject A Road3 Subject B

Average

Our model can interpret 84% of the data. 11/8/18

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Conclusions 

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We applied Qualitative reasoning simulation to designing the cognitive model of the driver. We verified the model using real data. We interpreted the driver's cognitive load from the change of real data.

Thank you very much for kind attention.

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