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Validation and interpretation of a multimodal drowsiness detection system using explainable machine learning

Hasan et al., 2024

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10036301656473676798
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Hasan M
Watling C
Larue G
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Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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Background and objective Drowsiness behind the wheel is a major road safety issue with efforts focused on developing drowsy driving detection systems. However, most drowsy driving detection studies using physiological signals have focused on developing a'black …
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