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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2006 No.2HUMAN-SIMULATING VEHICLE STEERING CONTROL ALGORITHM

XU Youchun

 

LI Keqiang

State Key Laboratory of Automotive

 Safety & Energy,

Tsinghua University,

Beijing 100084, China

 

CHANG Ming

 

CHEN Jun

Department of Automobile

 Engineering,

Military Transportation Institute,

Tianjin 300161, China

 

 

 

HUMAN-SIMULATING VEHICLE STEERING CONTROL ALGORITHM*

 

Abstract: A new vehicle steering control algorithm is presented. Unlike the traditional methods do, the algorithm uses a sigmoid function to describe the principle of the human driver’s steering strategy. Based on this function, a human simulating vehicle steering model, human-simulating steering control(HS) algorithm is designed. In order to improve the adaptability to different environments, a parameter adaptive adjustment algorithm is presented. This algorithm can online modify the value of the key parameters of the HS real time. HS controller is used on a vehicle equipped with computer vision system and computer controlled steering actuator system, the result from the automatic vehicle steering experiment shows that the HS algorithm gives good performance at different speed, even at the maximum speed of 172 km/h.

Key words: Human-simulating control  Sigmoid function  Steering algorithm

 


* This project is supported by Key Technology R & D Program of China during the 10th 5-year Plan Period (No.2002BA404A21) and State Key Laboratory of Automobile Safety and Energy, China (No.KF2005-004). Received October 8, 2005; received in revised form February 24, 2006; accepted February 27, 2006

 

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