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Steering is initiated based on error accumulation

2021-06-23

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<p>Vehicle control by humans is possible because the central nervous system is capable of using visual information to produce complex sensorimotor actions. Drivers must monitor errors and initiate steering corrections of appropriate magnitude and timing to maintain a safe lane position. The perceptual mechanisms determining how a driver processes visual information and initiates steering corrections remain unclear...

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Literature Corpus work: 2206ff3e-7338-520e-b16d-1af8617b4e26
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/cbksd

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