| 英文摘要 |
Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) is an essential vehicle equipment. An ADAS provides a real-time warning for drivers to pay attention to their own and surrounding vehicles. However, ADAS has been known for its false alarm issue, which, when the false alarm rate is high, would lead drivers to ignorance of ADAS warnings and thus raise the danger of driving. To resolve this issue, the study develops an ADAS-based risky driving behavior identification process; the identification results could be used to adjust the warning thresholds of ADAS alarms and enhance the accuracy of ADAS. The study first defines and labels dangerous events as the true values for ADAS warnings, followed by a binary logit analysis for selecting significant variables and a boosted regression tree analysis for examining possible nonlinear relationships between continuous explanatory variables with the onset of dangerous events. Accordingly, the continuous variables were discretized. The study applied the proposed framework to empirical data, which consisted of 576 longitudinal warnings and 425 lateral warnings. The results showed that the identified low-risk scenarios had a true alarm rate of 29.2% and 6.9%, respectively, for the longitudinal and lateral warnings, while the true alarm rate in the high-risk scenarios was 81.8% and 47.7%, respectively; the result validated the effectiveness of the proposed procedure. Overall, the proposed approach has a certain accuracy in predicting risky driving behaviors. |