Validation of a Smartphone Telematics Algorithm For Classifying Driver Trips.
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Alternative Title:Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 2024, v. 25: Validation of a Smartphone Telematics Algorithm For Classifying Driver Trips.
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Journal Article:Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives
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Description:This study assessed the accuracy of a smartphone telematics algorithm that classifies car trips as driver or non-driver. Participants' trips were measured for 4 weeks by
, a research telematics application that uses the same data algorithms as leading auto-insurance companies. At the end of each week, participants completed a survey prompting them to review trips within the app and report time and nature of any misclassified trips. Overall accuracy of driver vs. non-driver classification was high (96.5%, SD = 5.1%). Sensitivity, the percentage of actual driver trips classified as such, was also high (97.5%, SD = 4.6%). Specificity, the percentage of non-driver trips classified as such, was slightly lower and more variable (91.2%, SD = 14.8%). The algorithm's accuracy was generally robust to a variety of phone characteristics, vehicle features, and driving habits. -
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Source:Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 2024, v. 25
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ISSN:2590-1982
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Pubmed ID:40927251
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC12416331
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Pages in Document:101109(10 pdf pages)
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Volume:25
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