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Using kinematic driving data to detect sleep apnea treatment adherence
Authors:Anthony D McDonald  John D Lee  Nazan S Aksan  Jeffrey D Dawson  Jon Tippin  Matthew Rizzo
Institution:1. Texas A&2. M University, College Station, TX, USA;3. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA;4. The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, USA;5. University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE, USA
Abstract:People spend a significant amount of time behind the wheel of a car. Recent advances in data collection facilitate continuously monitoring this behavior. Previous work demonstrates the importance of this data in driving safety but does not extended beyond the driving domain. One potential extension of this data is to identify driver states related to health conditions such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). We collected driving data and medication adherence from a sample of 75 OSA patients over 3.5 months. We converted speed and acceleration behaviors to symbols using symbolic aggregate approximation and converted these symbols to pattern frequencies using a sliding window. The resulting frequency data was matched with treatment adherence information. A random forest model was trained on the data and evaluated using a held-aside test dataset. The random forest model detects lapses in treatment adherence. An assessment of variable importance suggests that the important patterns of driving in classification correspond to route decisions and patterns that may be associated with drowsy driving. The success of this approach suggests driving data may be valuable for evaluating new treatments, analyzing side effects of medications, and that the approach may benefit other drowsiness detection algorithms.
Keywords:driving  drowsiness  machine learning  sleep disorders  symbolic aggregate approximation
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