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Azadeh Dinparastdjadid
Azadeh Dinparastdjadid
Senior Research Scientist at Waymo
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Assessing drivers’ trust of automated vehicle driving styles with a two-part mixed model of intervention tendency and magnitude
JD Lee, SY Liu, J Domeyer, A DinparastDjadid
Human factors 63 (2), 197-209, 2021
832021
Proxemics and kinesics in automated vehicle–pedestrian communication: Representing ethnographic observations
J Domeyer, A Dinparastdjadid, JD Lee, G Douglas, A Alsaid, M Price
Transportation research record 2673 (10), 70-81, 2019
412019
Designing for the extremes: Modeling drivers’ response time to take back control from automation using Bayesian quantile regression
A DinparastDjadid, JD Lee, J Domeyer, C Schwarz, TL Brown, ...
Human factors 63 (3), 519-530, 2021
172021
Modeling road user response timing in naturalistic settings: a surprise-based framework
J Engström, SY Liu, A Dinparastdjadid, C Simoiu
arXiv preprint arXiv:2208.08651, 2022
142022
Effect of automation instructions and vehicle control algorithms on eye behavior in highly automated vehicles
M Price, J Lee, A DinparastDjadid, H Toyoda, J Domeyer
International journal of automotive engineering 10 (1), 73-79, 2019
112019
Effect of vehicle control algorithms on eye behavior in highly automated vehicles
M Price, J Lee, A Dinparastdjadid, H Toyoda, J Domeyer
Fourth International Symposium on Future Active Safety Technology, Nara, Japan, 2017
62017
After vehicle automation fails: Analysis of driver steering behavior after a sudden deactivation of control
A DinparastDjadid, JD Lee, C Schwarz, V Venkatraman, TL Brown, ...
International Journal of Automotive Engineering 9 (4), 208-214, 2018
52018
After the fail: How far will drivers drift after a sudden transition of control
A DinparastDjadid, JD Lee, C Schwarz, V Venkatraman, TL Brown, ...
Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Future Active Safety …, 2017
52017
Modeling Drivers’ Takeover from Conditional Automation
A Dinparastdjadid
The University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2020
42020
Measuring surprise in the wild
A Dinparastdjadid, I Supeene, J Engstrom
arXiv preprint arXiv:2305.07733, 2023
32023
Modeling road user response timing in naturalistic traffic conflicts: a surprise-based framework
J Engström, SY Liu, A DinparastDjadid, C Simoiu
Accident Analysis & Prevention 198, 107460, 2024
22024
Understanding drivers’ steering behavior: Chain and one-time corrections
A DinparastDjadid, JD Lee, C Schwarz, TL Brown, P Gunaratne
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting 62 (1 …, 2018
22018
Assessing surprise for autonomous vehicles
A Dinparastdjadid, J Engstrom, H Chen, I Supeene, M Wang
US Patent 12,017,686, 2024
2024
Assessing surprise for autonomous vehicles
IJ Supeene, A Dinparastdjadid, J Engstrom
US Patent App. 18/544,896, 2024
2024
Computing agent response times in traffic scenarios
J Engstrom, S Liu, A Dinparastdjadid, CV Simoiu
US Patent App. 18/233,696, 2024
2024
Spike Sorting via Multi Cluster Feature Selection
A Dinparastdjadid, ET Esfahani
International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and …, 2016
2016
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