APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR PROCESSING VEHICLE SIGNALS TO COMPUTE A BEHAVIORAL HAZARD MEASURE
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium has instructions executed by a processor to obtain the relative speed between a first traffic object and a second traffic object. The separation distance between the first traffic object and the second traffic object is received. The relative speed and the separation distance are combined to form a quantitative measure of hazard encountered by the first traffic object. The obtain, receive and combine operations are repeated to form cumulative measures of hazard associated with the first traffic object. The cumulative measures of hazard are analyzed to derive a first traffic object safety score for the first traffic object.
1 . A non-transitory computer readable storage medium with instructions executed by a processor to:
obtain the relative speed between a first traffic object and a second traffic object;
receive the separation distance between the first traffic object and the second traffic object;
combine the relative speed and the separation distance to form a quantitative measure of hazard encountered by the first traffic object;
repeat the obtain, receive and combine operations to form cumulative measures of hazard associated with the first traffic object; and
analyze the cumulative measures of hazard to derive a first traffic object safety score for the first traffic object.