TABLE 1.
Hypothesis of latent variables.
Latent variables | Observed variables | |
Road characteristics | Traffic volume (R1), traffic complexity (R2), road complexity (R3) | |
Driver characteristics | Gender, age, driving experience | |
Driver states | Emotional state (S1), state of fatigue (S2) | |
Distracting elements | Mobile phone use (D1), conversation (D2), eating (D3), in-vehicle devices (D4), absent-mindedness (D5), conditions outside the vehicle (D6) | |
Driver cognitive abilities | Visual processing skills (C1), working memory capacity (C2), spatial perceptual ability (C3), time-sharing ability (C4) | |
SA | Perception | Vehicles or pedestrians (SA11), traffic signs (SA12), speeds (SA13), perceived hazards (SA14) |
Understanding | Location/speed of vehicles around (SA21), sign content (SA22), sign line meaning (SA23), driving time (SA24), speed limit value (SA25), road name (SA26) | |
Prediction | Safe overtaking/lane change/acceleration (SA31), driving behavior of surrounding vehicles/pedestrians at the next moment (SA32), predicting driving time (SA33) |