Package org.opentrafficsim.road.gtu.lane.perception.mental

Mental mechanisms are a part of perception.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
Fuller.BehavioralAdaptation	Behavioral adaptation by changing parameter values.
Fuller.Task	Interface for tasks, where each describes a fundamental relation between exogenous inputs causing a mental demand.
Mental	Interface for mental modules operating on perception.
TaskLaneChanging.LateralConsideration	Lateral consideration leading to lane change task demand.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AdaptationHeadway	Behavioral adaptation which increases the desired headway to reduce task-demand.
AdaptationSituationalAwareness	Behavioral adaptation which sets parameters for situational awareness and reaction time.
AdaptationSpeed	Behavioral adaptation which reduces the desired speed to reduce task-demand.
Fuller	Task-capability interface in accordance to Fuller (2011).
Fuller.IdentifiableTask	Task that makes itself identifiable.
Fuller.Task.Constant	Class for constant demand.
Fuller.Task.Exponential	Class for exponential demand.
TaskCarFollowing	Task demand for car-following.
TaskHeadwayBased	Task class that translates a (composite) headway in to a task demand.
TaskHeadwayBased.TaskHeadwayCollector	Simple collector implementation to obtain time headway.
TaskLaneChanging	Lane changing task based on car-following (as gap-acceptance proxy), and an underlying consideration to include adjacent lanes.
TaskRoadSideDistraction	Task-demand for road-side distraction.

Package org.opentrafficsim.road.gtu.lane.perception.mental Description

Mental mechanisms are a part of perception. They autonomously determine parameter value that are used in the perception, and as such influence the quality of the perception.

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Version:

$Revision$, $LastChangedDate$, by $Author$, initial version 3 apr. 2018

Author:

Alexander Verbraeck, Peter Knoppers, Wouter Schakel