The Application of the Level-crossing Theory of Multidimensional Random Processes to the Evaluation of Vehicle Operators’ Performance

2014
Aloizs Lešinskis

The application of the level-crossing theory of multidimensional random processes to the evaluation of the vehicle operators’ performance allows not only evaluating the possible deviation from parameters, but also considering the dynamics of the parameter changes. The level-crossing intensity is acquired for normal distribution random process correlated by two dimensions, as well as for the multidimensional process when a maximum mutual correlation of parameters is considered. The criterion is defined that allows evaluating the possibility that none of the parameters will reach an unacceptable value.

Keywords
criterion of movement safety, evaluation of operators’ performance, level-crossing theory of multidimensional random processes
DOI
10.7250/tae.2014.004
Hyperlink
https://tae-journals.rtu.lv/article/view/tae.2014.004/423

Lešinskis, A. The Application of the Level-crossing Theory of Multidimensional Random Processes to the Evaluation of Vehicle Operators’ Performance. Transport and Aerospace Engineering. Vol.1, 2014, pp.20-26. ISSN 2255-968X. Available from: doi:10.7250/tae.2014.004

Publication language
English (en)