Modelling human behaviour by numerically described multidimensional probability distributions.

Author(s)
Bald, J.S. Stumpf, K. & Wallrabenstein, T.
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Abstract

This paper describes an effective possibility to describe human behavioursystematically with appropriate accuracy by using Numerically Described Multidimensional Probability Distributions (NDMPD). A tool to handle the large amount of numerical data is provided. NDMPD may be used as a part of asystem-wide systematical and modular risk analysis of complex technical systems with a relevant influence on human behaviour (e.g. road traffic). Aframework for such analysis is presented. The modularity allows for the enhancement of the analysis on a module by module basis and supports the cooperation of different researcher's groups even from different disciplines. One of the aims of this paper is to establish such cooperation. (Author/publisher).

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I E140111 /80 /83 / ITRD E140111
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Advances in Transportation Studies. 2008 /11. 16 Pp73-96 (4 Refs.)

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