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Sleep in automated driving – Effects of time of day and chronotype on sleepiness and sleep inertia

Markus Tomzig, Johanna Wörle, Christina Kremer, Martin R. K. Baumann

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Key concepts: Chronotype, Sleep (system call), Sleep inertia, Psychology, Sleep debt, Circadian rhythm, Computer science, Sleep deprivation

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