CN111857340A - Multi-factor fusion man-machine co-driving right distribution method - Google Patents

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The invention discloses a multi-factor integrated man-machine co-driving right distribution method, which comprises the following steps of: collecting driver related information, vehicle state information and environmental information; calculating the cognitive load of a driver, and outputting a driving weight value which is corresponding to the current cognitive load and is to be distributed; calculating the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver, and outputting a driving weight value to be distributed corresponding to the muscle driving ability at the current moment; establishing a driving safety field model, and outputting a driving weight value to be distributed corresponding to a safety field force value of the current position of the automobile; and weighting to obtain the driving weight distribution value at the current moment. According to the invention, the influence of the cognitive load, the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability and the surrounding environment of the vehicle on the driving right taking over is considered, and the driving right distribution values corresponding to all the factors are finally weighted and fused by calculating the driving right value which is corresponding to the cognitive load, the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability and the surrounding environment of the vehicle at the current moment to obtain the final driving right distribution value.

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Multi-factor fusion man-machine co-driving right distribution method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of man-machine co-driving, and particularly relates to a multi-factor integrated man-machine co-driving right distribution method.
Background
In recent years, the automatic driving technology of automobiles is rapidly developed, and various large enterprises are striving to research the automatic driving technology. However, autodrive technology has many problems with driving safety and driver acceptance of the system, and many investigations have shown that the safety of autodrive for most drivers is questionable. Therefore, the automated driving still requires a long transition period, namely a man-machine driving period in which manual driving and automated driving are cooperated.
Man-machine co-driving refers to a stage in which both a driver and an intelligent automobile control system can control an automatically-driven automobile under the condition of incomplete automatic driving, which means that a machine and the driver share the decision and control right on the automobile. Under the environment of man-machine driving, the dynamic driving task is changed into a discrete process of alternating automatic driving and manual driving from a traditional continuous process. In the process of switching the control right from the machine driving to the human driving, whether the driver can effectively recognize and evaluate the current driving state so as to take over the vehicle operation and finally avoid risks is the key to ensure the safety of the machine-machine driving and reduce the automatic driving accident rate.
At present, certain research has been carried out on the driving right distribution in the management process, for example, the driving right transfer method provided in the Chinese invention patent application number of 201810253686.3 and the patent name of 'driving right transfer method in alternating man-machine common driving' can improve the driving safety, reduce the occurrence of accidents and comprehensively improve the performance of an intelligent traffic system while reducing the burden of a driver; the Chinese invention has the patent application number of 201810846175.2, and the patent name of the method for distributing the human-computer co-driving transverse driving right considering the driving skill of the driver, wherein the driving skill of the driver is considered to distribute the driving right, so that the driving comfort can be improved, the safe driving of the vehicle can be ensured, the human-computer conflict can be reduced, and meanwhile, the difference value between the expected turning angle of the driver and the expected turning angle of a lane departure controller is considered as one of the weight distribution factors, so that the driver can feel that the vehicle runs according to the driving intention of the driver; the Chinese patent application No. 201910126135.5, entitled "a vehicle driving control right distribution system in man-machine driving", provides a global man-machine driving control right distribution scheme, and realizes the driving control right distribution between a human driver and an automatic driving system by comprehensively considering the external environment condition, the vehicle motion state and the driver comprehensive state.
In summary, although some research has been conducted on the driving right assignment, in the existing driving right assignment method, consideration is not comprehensive when designing the driving right assignment method, but any influence factor is neglected, which may cause a danger in the driving right switching process. On the other hand, although the conventional driving right distribution system involves a problem of driving right distribution and takes many aspects into consideration, a specific driving right distribution method is lacking.
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In view of the above-mentioned deficiencies of the prior art, an object of the present invention is to provide a multi-factor integrated driving right allocation method for human-machine co-driving, so as to solve the problems that the driving right allocation in the conventional driving right allocation method is not comprehensive enough, and various driving right allocation methods are too fuzzy and difficult to implement and the allocation methods are few. The method provided by the invention considers the cognitive load when the driver takes over, the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability and the influence of the surrounding environment of the vehicle on the driving right taking over in the taking over process, and finally performs weighted fusion on the obtained driving right distribution values corresponding to all factors by calculating the driving weight values which are corresponding to the three at the current moment to obtain the final driving right distribution value, and performs driving right distribution by the distribution method obtained after multi-factor fusion to further ensure the driving safety of the vehicle when the driver takes over.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
the invention discloses a multi-factor integrated man-machine co-driving right distribution method, which comprises the following steps of:
(1) collecting driver related information, vehicle state information and environmental information;
(2) calculating the cognitive load of the driver according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value which is corresponding to the current cognitive load and is to be distributed;
(3) calculating the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value which is to be distributed and corresponds to the muscle driving ability at the current moment;
(4) establishing a driving safety field model according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value to be distributed corresponding to a safety field force value of the current position of the automobile;
(5) and (4) weighting according to the driving weight values calculated in the steps (1), (2) and (3) to obtain a driving weight distribution value at the current moment.
Further, the driver related information in the step (1) is the attention concentration degree of the driver and the included angle between the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm and the right arm of the driver in the driving process; the vehicle state information comprises actual output torque of a driver, a steering wheel angle, a steering wheel angular speed and a vehicle speed; the environment information is surrounding vehicle position information, surrounding vehicle speed information and self-vehicle position information.
Further, the specific steps of the step (2) are as follows:
(21) calculating the cognitive load of the driver:
Figure BDA0002589067960000021
wherein k is the cognitive load; e is a natural constant; lambda [ alpha ]1And λ2And λ3To adjust the parameters; τ is a weighting factor; AS is the driver attention concentration;
Figure BDA0002589067960000022
is a normalized torque parameter; t isrealSteering torque, T, actually input for the current driverneedThe steering torque required to be input by a driver in the current motion state of the vehicle during normal driving;
(22) according to the current cognitive load of the driver, calculating the corresponding driving weight value to be distributed:
Qk=Qmax1(k-ξ2)2(2)
in the formula, QkA driver driving weight (i.e., driver control authority) determined by the driver cognitive load; qmaxThe maximum value of the driving right control authority is obtained; xi1And xi2Represents an adjustment factor; k is a cognitive load value.
Further, the specific steps of the step (3) are as follows:
(31) selecting input variables for logic recursion;
(32) estimating the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm and the right arm in the driving process of the driver:
the included angle between the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm and the right arm when the driver steers (clockwise is positive):
Figure BDA0002589067960000031
Figure BDA0002589067960000032
Figure BDA0002589067960000033
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in the formula IsIs as followsThe length of the arm; lxThe lower arm length; lsxThe distance between the upper end point of the upper arm and the lower end point of the lower arm; d is half shoulder width; b is the steering wheel radius; e is the distance between the steering wheel and the driver; theta clIs the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm; thetacrIs the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the right arm; thetawIs a steering wheel corner;
(33) using a logical recursive approach, muscle activation is estimated:
Figure BDA0002589067960000035
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure BDA0002589067960000038
is an input variable; beta is a regression coefficient; t is a transposed symbol; alpha is the muscle activation degree;
(34) calculating the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver:
Figure BDA0002589067960000036
in the formula, mdThe recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver; alpha is alpharealIs the actual degree of activation of the muscle; alpha is alphaneedThe degree of muscle activation required for normal operation;
(35) according to the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the current driver, calculating the corresponding driving weight value to be distributed:
Figure BDA0002589067960000037
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure BDA0002589067960000039
the driving weight of the driver is determined by the muscle recovery degree of the driver; a and b are respectively adjustment parameters.
Further, the specific steps of the step (4) are as follows:
(41) modeling a potential energy field of a road static object;
(411) classifying static objects:
dividing the static objects into two types, wherein the first type is a static object which is collided with a vehicle and causes great loss; the second type is a stationary object, which cannot actually collide, but which has constraints on the behavior of the driver;
(412) modeling a first stationary object potential energy field:
Figure BDA0002589067960000041
in the formula, ER_aj_oIs at (x) a,ya) The object at (x)j,yj) The direction and r of the formed potential energy field vectorajThe same; g and k1A undetermined constant greater than zero; maIs the virtual quality of target a; raIs at (x)a,ya) Influence factors of the road; r isaj=(xj-xa,yj-ya) Is a distance vector;
the above virtual quality expression is:
Figure BDA0002589067960000042
in the formula, TaIs a type, in particular a ratio of a collision loss of the type to a collision loss of a standard type; m isaIs the actual mass of target a; alpha is alphak、βkIs a undetermined constant; v. ofaIs the speed of target a;
the expression of the road influence factor is as follows:
Figure BDA0002589067960000043
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,ais (x)a,ya) The visibility of the site; mu.saIs (x)a,ya) Road attachment coefficient of (d); rhoaIs (x)a,ya) The road curvature of (d); tau isaIs (x)a,ya) Road grade of position; gamma ray1、γ2、γ3、γ4Is a undetermined coefficient, gamma12<0;γ34>0;*、μ*、ρ*、τ*Is a standard value of the parameter;
(413) modeling the potential energy field of the second type of static object:
Figure BDA0002589067960000044
in the formula, ER_aj_LIs (x)a,ya) Field intensity vector, direction and r of road marking aajThe same; LT (LT)aIs a road marking type; d is the road width; k is a radical of2A undetermined constant greater than zero; r isaj=(xj-xa,yj-ya) As a distance vector
Figure BDA0002589067960000045
(42) Modeling a kinetic energy field:
Figure BDA0002589067960000046
in the formula, EV_bjIs at (x)b,yb) At (x) moving the objectj,yj) The vector of the formed kinetic energy field, the direction and rbjThe same; k is a radical of1、k3And G is a undetermined constant greater than zero; rbIs at (x)b,yb) Influence factors of the road; m bIs the virtual quality of target b; r isbj=(xj-xb,yj-yb) Is a distance vector; v. ofbIs the speed of target b; thetabIs v isbAnd rbj(iv) angle (clockwise is positive);
(43) modeling a behavior field:
ED_cj=EV_cj.DRc(15)
in the formula, ED_cjIs at (x)c,yc) C driver at (x)j,yj) The formed action field vector, the direction and EV_cjThe same; eV_cjIs at (x)c,yc) At (x) moving the objectj,yj) The kinetic energy field vector formed; DR (digital radiography)cA driver risk factor associated with the driver of car c;
(44) modeling a driving safety field:
ES_j=ER_j+EV_j+ED_j(16)
in the formula, ES_jIs (x)j,yj) A driving safety field; eR_jIs (x)j,yj) A potential energy field of (a); eV_jIs (x)j,yj) A kinetic energy field vector of (d); eD_jIs (x)j,yj) A line field vector of (d);
then the above can be derived at (x)j,yj) The safe field force is:
Figure BDA0002589067960000051
in the formula, FjIs at (x)j,yj) The safety field force vector, the direction and E ofjThe same; ejIs (x)j,yj) The security field vector of (2); mjIs (x)j,yj) The virtual mass of the vehicle at j; rjIs at (x)j,yj) Influence factor of the road; k is a radical of3Is a undetermined coefficient greater than zero; v. ofjIs (x)j,yj) The speed of the vehicle at j; thetajIs v isjAnd Ej(iv) angle (clockwise is positive); DR (digital radiography)jA driver risk factor for a j car driver;
(45) according to the current driving safety field force value of the vehicle, calculating the corresponding driving weight value to be distributed: and (3) allocating the driving right by adopting a table look-up method according to a certain allocation principle, and adjusting table parameters according to different actual conditions.
Further, the final driving right calculation method in the step (5) is as follows:
calculating the driving weight Q to be distributed at the current moment according to the stepsk
Figure BDA0002589067960000052
And QFAnd calculating to obtain a final output driving weight Q:
Figure BDA0002589067960000053
in the formula, Q is a final driving weight value distribution result; w is a1、w2And w3Is a weighting factor.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
the distribution method solves the problems of incompleteness and fuzzy concept of the driving right distribution method in the process of taking over by the driver in man-machine co-driving;
the allocation method can realize safe and smooth handover of the driving right, and improves the safety and comfort of the takeover process;
the method has strong practicability and is beneficial to promoting the development of the man-machine co-driving technology.
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FIG. 2 is a graph of driver cognitive load;
FIG. 3 is a graph of driver cognitive load versus driving authority;
FIG. 4 is a graph showing the relationship between the recovery degree of the driving ability of the driver's muscles and the driving right;
fig. 5 is a schematic view of a traffic safety station.
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Referring to fig. 1, the multi-factor integrated man-machine co-driving right distribution method of the invention comprises the following steps:
(1) collecting driver related information, vehicle state information and environmental information;
wherein the driver related information is the attention concentration degree of the driver and the included angle between the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm and the right arm of the driver in the driving process; the vehicle state information comprises actual output torque of a driver, a steering wheel angle, a steering wheel angular speed and a vehicle speed; the environment information is surrounding vehicle position information, surrounding vehicle speed information and self-vehicle position information.
(2) Calculating the cognitive load of the driver according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value which is corresponding to the current cognitive load and is to be distributed; referring to fig. 2, it is embodied as:
(21) calculating the cognitive load of the driver:
Figure BDA0002589067960000061
wherein k is the cognitive load; e is a natural constant; lambda [ alpha ]1And λ2And λ3To adjust the parameters; τ is a weighting factor; AS is the driver attention concentration;
Figure BDA0002589067960000062
is a normalized torque parameter; t isrealSteering torque, T, actually input for the current driverneedThe steering torque required to be input by a driver in the current motion state of the vehicle during normal driving;
(22) According to the current driver cognitive load, referring to fig. 3, the corresponding driving weight value to be assigned is calculated:
Qk=Qmax1(k-ξ2)2(2)
in the formula, QkA driver driving weight determined by the driver cognitive load; qmaxThe maximum value of the driving right control authority is obtained; xi1And xi2Represents an adjustment factor; k is a cognitive load value.
(3) Calculating the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value which is to be distributed and corresponds to the muscle driving ability at the current moment; the concrete expression is as follows:
(31) selecting input variables for logic recursion;
(32) estimating the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm and the right arm in the driving process of the driver:
the included angle between the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm and the right arm when the driver steers (clockwise is positive):
Figure BDA0002589067960000071
Figure BDA0002589067960000072
Figure BDA0002589067960000073
Figure BDA0002589067960000074
in the formula IsThe upper arm length; lxThe lower arm length; lsxThe distance between the upper end point of the upper arm and the lower end point of the lower arm; d is half shoulder width; b is the steering wheel radius; e is the distance between the steering wheel and the driver; thetaclIs the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm; thetacrIs the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the right arm; thetawIs a steering wheel corner;
(33) using a logical recursive approach, muscle activation is estimated:
Figure BDA0002589067960000075
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure BDA0002589067960000078
is an input variable; beta is a regression coefficient; t is a transposed symbol; alpha is the muscle activation degree;
(34) Calculating the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver:
Figure BDA0002589067960000076
in the formula, mdThe recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver; alpha is alpharealIs the actual degree of activation of the muscle; alpha is alphaneedThe degree of muscle activation required for normal operation;
(35) according to the current recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver, referring to fig. 4, the corresponding driving weight value to be assigned is calculated:
Figure BDA0002589067960000077
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure BDA0002589067960000079
the driving weight of the driver is determined by the muscle recovery degree of the driver; a and b are respectively adjustment parameters.
(4) Establishing a driving safety field model according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value to be distributed corresponding to a safety field force value of the current position of the automobile;
(41) modeling a potential energy field of a road static object;
(411) classifying static objects:
dividing the static objects into two types, wherein the first type is a static object which is collided with a vehicle and causes great loss; the second type is a stationary object, which cannot actually collide, but which has constraints on the behavior of the driver;
(412) modeling a first stationary object potential energy field:
Figure BDA0002589067960000081
in the formula, ER_aj_oIs at (x)a,ya) The object at (x)j,yj) The direction and r of the formed potential energy field vectorajThe same; g and k1A undetermined constant greater than zero; MaIs the virtual quality of target a; raIs at (x)a,ya) Influence factors of the road; r isaj=(xj-xa,yj-ya) Is a distance vector;
the above virtual quality expression is:
Figure BDA0002589067960000082
in the formula, TaIs a type, in particular a ratio of a collision loss of the type to a collision loss of a standard type; m isaIs the actual mass of target a; alpha is alphak、βkIs a undetermined constant; v. ofaIs the speed of target a;
the expression of the road influence factor is as follows:
Figure BDA0002589067960000083
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,ais (x)a,ya) The visibility of the site; mu.saIs (x)a,ya) Road attachment coefficient of (d); rhoaIs (x)a,ya) The road curvature of (d); tau isaIs (x)a,ya) Road grade of position; gamma ray1、γ2、γ3、γ4Is a undetermined coefficient, gamma12<0;γ34>0;*、μ*、ρ*、τ*Is a standard value of the parameter;
(413) modeling the potential energy field of the second type of static object:
Figure BDA0002589067960000084
in the formula, ER_aj_LIs (x)a,ya) Field intensity vector, direction and r of road marking aajThe same; LT (LT)aIs a road marking type; d is the road width; k is a radical of2A undetermined constant greater than zero; r isaj=(xj-xa,yj-ya) As a distance vector
Figure BDA0002589067960000085
(42) Modeling a kinetic energy field:
Figure BDA0002589067960000086
in the formula, EV_bjIs at (x)b,yb) At (x) moving the objectj,yj) The vector of the formed kinetic energy field, the direction and rbjThe same; k is a radical of1、k3And G is a undetermined constant greater than zero; rbIs at (x)b,yb) Influence factors of the road; mbIs the virtual quality of target b; r isbj=(xj-xb,yj-yb) Is a distance vector; v. ofbIs the speed of target b; thetabIs v isbAnd rbj(iv) angle (clockwise is positive);
(43) Modeling a behavior field:
ED_cj=EV_cj.DRc(15)
in the formula, ED_cjIs at (x)c,yc) C driver at (x)j,yj) The formed action field vector, the direction and EV_cjThe same; eV_cjIs at (x)c,yc) At (x) moving the objectj,yj) The kinetic energy field vector formed; DR (digital radiography)cA driver risk factor associated with the driver of car c;
(44) modeling a driving safety field:
referring to fig. 5, the driving safety field can be expressed as:
ES_j=ER_j+EV_j+ED_j(16)
in the formula, ES_jIs (x)j,yj) A driving safety field; eR_jIs (x)j,yj) A potential energy field of (a); eV_jIs (x)j,yj) OfA kinetic energy field vector; eD_jIs (x)j,yj) A line field vector of (d);
then the above can be derived at (x)j,yj) The safe field force is:
Figure BDA0002589067960000091
in the formula, FjIs at (x)j,yj) The safety field force vector, the direction and E ofjThe same; ejIs (x)j,yj) The security field vector of (2); mjIs (x)j,yj) The virtual mass of the vehicle at j; rjIs at (x)j,yj) Influence factor of the road; k is a radical of3Is a undetermined coefficient greater than zero; v. ofjIs (x)j,yj) The speed of the vehicle at j; thetajIs v isjAnd Ej(iv) angle (clockwise is positive); DR (digital radiography)jA driver risk factor for a j car driver;
(45) according to the current driving safety field force value of the vehicle, calculating the corresponding driving weight value to be distributed: and (3) allocating the driving right by adopting a table look-up method according to a certain allocation principle, and adjusting table parameters according to different actual conditions.
The allocation principle in the step (45) is as follows:
the distribution principle for normal take-over is shown in table 1 below:
TABLE 1
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The allocation principle in case of a dangerous situation is shown in table 2 below:
TABLE 2
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The final driving right calculation method in the step (5) is as follows:
calculating the driving weight Q to be distributed at the current moment according to the stepsk
Figure BDA0002589067960000103
And QFAnd calculating to obtain a final output driving weight Q:
Figure BDA0002589067960000104
in the formula, Q is a final driving weight value distribution result; w is a1、w2And w3The weighting factors can be adjusted according to real-time driving weight distribution values of various factors.
While the invention has been described in terms of its preferred embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

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1. A multi-factor fused man-machine co-driving right distribution method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) collecting driver related information, vehicle state information and environmental information;
(2) calculating the cognitive load of the driver according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value which is corresponding to the current cognitive load and is to be distributed;
(3) Calculating the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value which is to be distributed and corresponds to the muscle driving ability at the current moment;
(4) establishing a driving safety field model according to the information collected in the step (1), and outputting a driving weight value to be distributed corresponding to a safety field force value of the current position of the automobile;
(5) and (4) weighting according to the driving weight values calculated in the steps (1), (2) and (3) to obtain a driving weight distribution value at the current moment.
2. The multi-factor fused human-computer co-driving right distribution method according to claim 1, wherein the driver-related information in the step (1) is the concentration degree of the driver and the included angles of the upper and lower arms of the left and right arms in the driving process of the driver; the vehicle state information comprises actual output torque of a driver, a steering wheel angle, a steering wheel angular speed and a vehicle speed; the environment information is surrounding vehicle position information, surrounding vehicle speed information and self-vehicle position information.
3. The multi-factor fused human-computer co-driving right distribution method according to claim 2, wherein the specific steps of the step (2) are as follows:
(21) Calculating the cognitive load of the driver:
Figure FDA0002589067950000011
wherein k is the cognitive load; e is a natural constant; lambda [ alpha ]1And λ2And λ3To adjust the parameters; τ is a weighting factor; AS is the driver attention concentration;
Figure FDA0002589067950000012
is a normalized torque parameter; t isrealSteering torque, T, actually input for the current driverneedThe steering torque required to be input by a driver in the current motion state of the vehicle during normal driving;
(22) according to the current cognitive load of the driver, calculating the corresponding driving weight value to be distributed:
Qk=Qmax1(k-ξ2)2(2)
in the formula, QkA driver driving weight determined by the driver cognitive load; qmaxThe maximum value of the driving right control authority is obtained; xi1And xi2Represents an adjustment factor; k is a cognitive load value.
4. The multi-factor fused human-computer co-driving right distribution method according to claim 3, wherein the specific steps of the step (3) are as follows:
(31) selecting input variables for logic recursion;
(32) estimating the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm and the right arm in the driving process of the driver:
the included angle of the upper and lower arms of the left and right arms when the driver turns:
Figure FDA0002589067950000021
Figure FDA0002589067950000022
Figure FDA0002589067950000023
Figure FDA0002589067950000024
in the formula IsThe upper arm length; lxThe lower arm length; lsxThe distance between the upper end point of the upper arm and the lower end point of the lower arm; d is half shoulder width; b is the steering wheel radius; e is the distance between the steering wheel and the driver; theta clIs the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the left arm; thetacrIs the included angle of the upper arm and the lower arm of the right arm; thetawIs a steering wheel corner;
(33) using a logical recursive approach, muscle activation is estimated:
Figure FDA0002589067950000025
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0002589067950000026
is an input variable; beta is a regression coefficient; t is a transposed symbol; alpha is the muscle activation degree;
(34) calculating the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver:
Figure FDA0002589067950000027
in the formula, mdThe recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the driver; alpha is alpharealIs the actual degree of activation of the muscle; alpha is alphaneedThe degree of muscle activation required for normal operation;
(35) according to the recovery degree of the muscle driving ability of the current driver, calculating the corresponding driving weight value to be distributed:
Figure FDA0002589067950000028
in the formula, QmdThe driving weight of the driver is determined by the muscle recovery degree of the driver; a and b are respectively adjustment parameters.
5. The multi-factor fused human-computer co-driving right distribution method according to claim 4, wherein the specific steps of the step (4) are as follows:
(41) modeling a potential energy field of a road static object;
(411) classifying static objects:
dividing the static objects into two types, wherein the first type is a static object which is collided with a vehicle and causes great loss; the second type is a stationary object, which cannot actually collide, but which has constraints on the behavior of the driver;
(412) Modeling a first stationary object potential energy field:
Figure FDA0002589067950000031
in the formula, ER_aj_oIs at (x)a,ya) The object at (x)j,yj) The direction and r of the formed potential energy field vectorajThe same; g and k1A undetermined constant greater than zero; maIs the virtual quality of target a; raIs at (x)a,ya) Influence factors of the road; r isaj=(xj-xa,yj-ya) Is a distance vector;
the above virtual quality expression is:
Figure FDA0002589067950000032
in the formula, TaIs a type, in particular a ratio of a collision loss of the type to a collision loss of a standard type; m isaIs the actual mass of target a; alpha is alphak、βkIs a undetermined constant; v. ofaIs the speed of target a;
the expression of the road influence factor is as follows:
Figure FDA0002589067950000033
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,ais (x)a,ya) The visibility of the site; mu.saIs (x)a,ya) Road attachment coefficient of (d); rhoaIs (x)a,ya) The road curvature of (d); tau isaIs (x)a,ya) Road grade of position; gamma ray1、γ2、γ3、γ4Is a undetermined coefficient, gamma12<0;γ34>0;*、μ*、ρ*、τ*Is a standard value of the parameter;
(413) modeling the potential energy field of the second type of static object:
Figure FDA0002589067950000034
in the formula, ER_aj_LIs (x)a,ya) Field intensity vector, direction and r of road marking aajThe same; LT (LT)aIs a road marking type; d is the road width; k is a radical of2A undetermined constant greater than zero; r isaj=(xj-xa,yj-ya) Is a vector of the distance between the two objects,
Figure FDA0002589067950000035
(42) modeling a kinetic energy field:
Figure FDA0002589067950000036
in the formula, EV_bjIs at (x)b,yb) At (x) moving the objectj,yj) The vector of the formed kinetic energy field, the direction and rbjThe same; k is a radical of 1、k3And G is a undetermined constant greater than zero; rbIs at (x)b,yb) Influence factors of the road; mbIs the virtual quality of target b; r isbj=(xj-xb,yj-yb) Is a distance vector; v. ofbIs the speed of target b; thetabIs v isbAnd rbjThe included angle of (A);
(43) modeling a behavior field:
ED_cj=EV_cj·DRc(15)
in the formula, ED_cjIs at (x)c,yc) C driver at (x)j,yj) The formed action field vector, the direction and EV_cjThe same; eV_cjIs at (x)c,yc) At (x) moving the objectj,yj) The kinetic energy field vector formed; DR (digital radiography)cA driver risk factor associated with the driver of car c;
(44) modeling a driving safety field:
ES_j=ER_j+EV_j+ED_j(16)
in the formula, ES_jIs (x)j,yj) A driving safety field; eR_jIs (x)j,yj) A potential energy field of (a); eV_jIs (x)j,yj) A kinetic energy field vector of (d); eD_jIs (x)j,yj) A line field vector of (d);
then the above can be derived at (x)j,yj) The safe field force is:
Figure FDA0002589067950000041
in the formula, FjIs at (x)j,yj) The safety field force vector, the direction and E ofjThe same; ejIs (x)j,yj) The security field vector of (2); mjIs (x)j,yj) The virtual mass of the vehicle at j; rjIs at (x)j,yj) Influence factor of the road; k is a radical of3Is a undetermined coefficient greater than zero; v. ofjIs (x)j,yj) The speed of the vehicle at j; thetajIs v isjAnd Ej(iv) angle (clockwise is positive); DR (digital radiography)jA driver risk factor for a j car driver;
(45) according to the current driving safety field force value of the vehicle, calculating the corresponding driving weight value to be distributed: and (3) allocating the driving right by adopting a table look-up method according to a certain allocation principle, and adjusting table parameters according to different actual conditions.
6. The multi-factor fused human-computer co-driving right distribution method according to claim 5, wherein the final driving right calculation method in the step (5) is as follows:
calculating the driving weight Q to be distributed at the current moment according to the stepsk、QmdAnd QFAnd calculating to obtain a final output driving weight Q:
Q=w1Qk+w2Qmd+w3QF(18)
in the formula, Q is a final driving weight value distribution result; w is a1、w2And w3Is a weighting factor.
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