An unsupervised learning method, called double articulation analyzer with temporal prediction (DAA-TP), is proposed on the basis of the original DAA model. The method will enable future advanced driving assistance systems to determine driving context and predict possible scenarios of driving behavior by segmenting and modeling incoming driving-behavior time series data. In previous studies, we applied the DAA model to driving-behavior data and argued that contextual changing points can be estimated as changing points of chunks. A sequence prediction method, which predicts the next hidden state sequence, was also proposed in a previous study. However, the original DAA model does not model the duration of chunks of driving behavior and is not able to do a temporal prediction of the scenarios. Our DAA-TP method explicitly models the duration of chunks of driving behavior on the assumption that driving-behavior data have a two-layered hierarchical structure, i.e., double articulation structure. For this purpose, the hierarchical Dirichlet process hidden semi-Markov model is used for explicitly modeling the duration of segments of driving-behavior data. A Poisson distribution is also used to model the duration distribution of driving-behavior segments. The duration distribution of chunks of driving-behavior data is also theoretically calculated using the reproductive property of the Poisson distribution. We also propose a calculation method for obtaining the probability distribution of the remaining duration of current driving words as a mixture of Poisson distribution with a theoretical approximation for unobserved driving words. This method can calculate the posterior probability distribution of the next termination time of chunks by explicitly modeling all probable chunking results for observed data. The DAA-TP was applied to a synthetic data set having a double articulation structure to evaluate its model consistency. To evaluate the effectiveness of DAA-TP, we applied it to a driving-behavior data set recorded at actual factory circuits. The DAA-TP could predict the next termination time of chunks more accurately than the compared methods. We also report the qualitative results for understanding the potential capability of DAA-TP.


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    Titel :

    Unsupervised Hierarchical Modeling of Driving Behavior and Prediction of Contextual Changing Points




    Erscheinungsdatum :

    2015




    Medientyp :

    Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)


    Format :

    Print


    Sprache :

    Englisch



    Klassifikation :

    BKL:    55.84 / 55.24 / 55.84 Straßenverkehr / 55.24 Fahrzeugführung, Fahrtechnik



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