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Advanced detection techniques for driver drowsiness: a comprehensive review of machine learning, deep learning, and physiological approaches

Kamboj et al., 2024

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Kamboj M
Kadian K
Dwivedi V
Wary A
Ojha S
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Road mishaps, a global concern, see driver fatigue contributing to roughly 40% of accidents in India. Detecting drowsiness early is pivotal in countering this threat. Despite prior research in this domain, many investigations fall short in utilizing extensive, varied datasets …
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