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Citation

Nasir HM, Aminuddin MM, Brahin NMA, Mustaffa I. Int. J. Integr. Eng. 2020; 12(4): 220-231.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2020, Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia)

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Abstract

For safe driving, it is always crucial to keep 100% attention on driving without distraction. The road accident may happen with just a blink of eyes. Previous studies have shown that peak decrement of N170 wave relates to degrading of attention. However, to determine the level of attention is challenging due to inter-variability of decrement range between subjects. Hence, in this study, the attention level is investigated by analyzing the peak of N170 decrement versus accident score using fuzzy rule-based to minimize the grey area.  Accordingly, three levels of attention are found, i.e., attentive, begin of inattentive and inattentive. 23.3%% or less decrements of N170 peak is associate to significant attentive. When the decrements reach the 34.3% of N170 peak, the subjects showed the inattentive behavior and most of the subjects have shown that, 41.03% of N170 peak decrements is significant inattentive. This finding gives a promising foundation in developing a hardware for attention alarm system.


Language: en

Keywords

attention alarm system; fuzzy rule-based; level of attention; N170 wave; safe driving

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