Personalized listening system while driving: what effects on driver comfort and pleasure ?
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Abstract
A music recommendation system is intended to propose music that fits the user's tastes, based on a progressive learning. Suggested music depends on users' profiles and algorithms used. Matching between music and musical tastes of the users varies according to the systems tested [1]. The current study was realized within the framework of the development of a new embedded personalized radio system. This system aims to improve satisfaction and reduce motor interactions while driving (ie zapping). The goal of the study was to evaluate the perceived value of such a device, as well as the impacts on the drivers 'pleasure. Thirty-six participants completed a route on a driving simulator while listening to 1) experimenter-selected music (simulating a traditional car radio) and 2) self-selected music (simulating the personalized device). The results show that the number of zaps have been divided by 3 and music liking has been improved. Personalized radio also represents an added value in terms of comfort. However, driving performance was not impacted.
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