Evaluating the shift of control between driver and vehicle at high automation at low speed: the role of anticipation
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Renaud Deborne | Patricia Delhomme | Andras Kemeny | Ebru Dogan | Patricia Jonville | A. Kemeny | P. Delhomme | R. Deborne | Ebru Dogan | Patricia Jonville
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