Non-contact driver fatigue detection systems
Detection of Fatigue while Driving
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Non-contact driver fatigue detection systems
Detection of Fatigue while Driving

Authors : Alexandre LAMBERT, Céline BARTH, Manolo HINA, Amar Ramdane CHERIF, Aakash SONI, Assia SOUKANE

Publication date: November 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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4. Non-contact driver fatigue detection systems

In general, the structure of a non-contact fatigue detection system using a camera and a digital model is as follows: face detection, feature extraction and fatigue modeling. However, methods can vary considerably from one study to another, so this section aims to explore the different methods that can be used for camera-based fatigue detection without calling into question the veracity of what is being detected. The literature applies to face detection, and its extraction of various features.

4.1 Face detection

The video stream is pre-processed using an algorithm to extract information called features. These features are often grouped together in a vector called an information vector.

This vector can be calculated using a single method...

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