Fine-grained Abnormal Driving Behaviours Detection and Identification with Smart Gadget

Authors

  • Pradnya Ranpise Computer Department, JSPM
  • Shraddha Shinde Computer Department, JSPM
  • Abhishek Rasal Computer Department, JSPM

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Abstract

Present uncharacteristic driving behaviors watching is a corner stone to cultivating driving safety. Prevailing
everything on driving behaviors nursing using accelerometer radars and aurdino only provide a coarse-grained outcome,
i.e. personal uncharacteristic driving deeds from regular ones. To expand drivers’ cognizance of their driving behaviors
so as to prevent potential car accidents, we need to consider a fine-grained monitoring approach, which not only detects
atypical driving activities but also categorizes specific types of atypical driving deeds, i.e. Plaiting, Deviating, Side
slithering, Fast U-turn, Rotary with a wide ambit and Sudden slowing. Through observed lessons of the 6-month pouring
drops collected since real driving settings, we find that all of the six forms of lashing behaviors have their exclusive
patterns on acceleration and orientation. Recognizing this observation, we further propose a fine-grained abnormal Light
behavior Detection and documentation system to make real-time high-accurate uncharacteristic lashing activities
monitoring using smart phone sensors. We quotation active features to capture the shapes of abnormal lashing manners.
After that, two machines learning methods, or officially driving under the Influence (DUI) of alcohol, is a key cause of
traffic accidents during the world. In this, we recommend a highly effectual party designed at early exposure and alert of
dangerous vehicle movements typically interrelated to drunk driving. The total solution entails only a portable receiver
placed in automobile and with accelerometer sensor. A program installed on the transferable phone totals rushing based
on sensor calculations, and equates them with emblematic drunk driving patterns haul out from real lashing tests. Once
any evidence of drunk powerful is present, the mobile will automatically alert the chauffeur.

Published

2019-03-25

How to Cite

Pradnya Ranpise, Shraddha Shinde, & Abhishek Rasal. (2019). Fine-grained Abnormal Driving Behaviours Detection and Identification with Smart Gadget. International Journal of Advance Research in Engineering, Science & Technology, 6(3), 30–34. Retrieved from https://ijarest.org/index.php/ijarest/article/view/1900