Detecting Driver Fatigue With Eye Blink Behavior

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.02222v1
• Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2024 12:41:51 GMT
• Title: Detecting Driver Fatigue With Eye Blink Behavior
• Authors: Ali Akin, Habil Kalkan,
• Abstract summary: Traffic accidents cause millions of deaths and billions of dollars in economic losses each year globally. Various studies have focused on detecting drivers' sleep/wake states using camera-based solutions. In this study, besides the eye blink frequency, a driver adaptive eye blink behavior feature set have been evaluated to detect the fatigue status.
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• Abstract: Traffic accidents, causing millions of deaths and billions of dollars in economic losses each year globally, have become a significant issue. One of the main causes of these accidents is drivers being sleepy or fatigued. Recently, various studies have focused on detecting drivers' sleep/wake states using camera-based solutions that do not require physical contact with the driver, thereby enhancing ease of use. In this study, besides the eye blink frequency, a driver adaptive eye blink behavior feature set have been evaluated to detect the fatigue status. It is observed from the results that behavior of eye blink carries useful information on fatigue detection. The developed image-based system provides a solution that can work adaptively to the physical characteristics of the drivers and their positions in the vehicle

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