Manav Tailor, J. Ali, Xinrui Yu, Won-Jae Yi, J. Saniie
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This paper presents a real-time prototype system for monitoring the distraction levels of the driver. Due to the nature of high traffic conditions commonly seen nowadays, accidents are highly likely to occur as drivers cannot always recognize their exhaustion levels themselves. We utilize a single low-cost camera facing the driver connected to a single-board computer; a series of frame captures from the camera are fed to a neural network, and a pattern detection algorithm to predict the driver's distraction level is utilized. All training is conducted under personalized training sets to increase accuracy and to match an individual's driving patterns as accurately as possible. This system is designed to serve as a baseline for further system development, and many vital sub-components can be changed regarding input data type and choices of machine learning algorithms.