Study predicts driver attention in vehicle control, suggesting improved safety systems.
PRACTITIONER SUMMARY: Using computational rationality with reinforcement learning, the model predicts when drivers sample visual information and how they steer under occlusion. Adjustable parameters (steering skill and internal cautiousness) enable individualised fits capturing inter-driver variability. This informs early-stage driver-attention monitoring and assistance design, strengthening safety systems and reducing reliance on laboratory testing.
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