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  1. Designing Explainable In-vehicle Agents for Conditionally Automated Driving: A Holistic Examination with Mixed Method Approaches

    Automated vehicles (AVs) are promising applications of artificial intelligence (AI). While human drivers benefit from AVs, including long-distance support and collision prevention, we do not always understand how AV systems function and make decisions. Consequently, drivers might develop inaccurate …

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  2. Exploring the Effects of Language on Angry Drivers' Situation Awareness, Driving Performance, and Subjective Perception

    … has a negative impact on cognition due to the rumination effect and in the context of driving, anger negatively impacts situation awareness, driving performance, and road safety. In-vehicle agents are capable of mitigating the effects of anger and subsequent effects on driving behavior. Language …

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  3. The Effects of System Transparency and Reliability on Drivers' Perception and Performance Towards Intelligent Agents in Level 3 Automated Vehicles

    In the context of automated vehicles, transparency of in-vehicle intelligent agents (IVIAs) is an important contributor to drivers' perception, situation awareness (SA), and driving performance. However, the effects of agent transparency on driver performance when the agent is unreliable have not …

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