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Nowadays more and more driver assistance systems are implemented in cars. By adapting the system to the driving style of the driver, the acceptance of the driver to such a system could be enhanced. In this paper a system for online driving style recognition is designed. It is implemented in Matlab/Simulink and uses fuzzy logic for identifying the current driving style. It is fully parameterisable via a central parameter file and could therefore be adapted to nearly every car. The recognition was tested by using a vehicle dynamics simulation with 68% correct classifications over time.
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