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The extreme value theory approach to safety estimation
Accident Analysis & Prevention · 2006 · Vol. 38(4) · pp. 811–822
Praprut Songchitruksa✉(Texas Department of Transportation)Andrew P. Tarko(Purdue University West Lafayette)
Traffic and Road SafetyHydrology and Drought AnalysisWind and Air Flow StudiesCrashRange (aeronautics)RandomnessStatisticsPoison controlConfidence intervalPoisson distributionCalibrationVariance (accounting)Extreme value theory
MeSH terms
Accidents, TrafficHumansSafetyModels, StatisticalConfidence IntervalsPoisson DistributionRisk Assessment
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- U.S. Department of Transportation
- Purdue University
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