--- license: cc-by-nc-4.0 pretty_name: ProVoice Study 1 - Driver State and Preferred Level of Autonomy size_categories: - 100K frames_preprocessed (heart-rate repair) python data_preprocessing/heart_rate_preprocessing.py \ --in-data provoice_study1/data/frames_raw.jsonl \ --calib-dir provoice_study1/calibration \ --out-data provoice_study1/data/frames_preprocessed.jsonl --no-write-calibration # 2. frames_preprocessed + labels -> labeled (window alignment) python scripts/build_loa_dataset.py \ --raw provoice_study1/data/frames_preprocessed.jsonl \ --labels provoice_study1/data/labels.csv \ --out-jsonl provoice_study1/data/labeled.jsonl --out-fcd fcd_out.csv # 3. labeled -> population model python -m ProVoice.models.train_XLSTM --in provoice_study1/data/labeled.jsonl \ --out trained_models/state_xlstm.pt --loss corn ``` Steps 1 and 2 were re-run on the released files at build time and reproduce the released `frames_preprocessed` and `labeled` **row for row** (see "Verification" at the end). The columns listed under "excluded" in the schema below are absent from the released files; none of them is read by any step. | File | SHA-256 | | --- | --- | | `calibration/calibration_001.json` | `33ca2fa2ea4965b10933327ddb8760cd646f45697df403f21a61637947c8067c` | | `calibration/calibration_002.json` | `b5f694ea0d55a862d8c8d34d332276c8ef0408308ce975fbd4b1c79fe59ff3b2` | | `calibration/calibration_003.json` | `4b4d0b9e9be04d68d6e3d81ebe513ac572eccc89ac750199b31a35a21fc2831a` | | `calibration/calibration_004.json` | `acca11fc08a959e3dad41f051f13d6964b37bd991d9c66ce3f25300a02537fba` | | `calibration/calibration_005.json` | `7d63dc5f40a04520f7078dc690b11f122792ec3bb7ed8ad7664dbb6c1e6483e5` | | `calibration/calibration_006.json` | `2c7b2eb86bdc45a44b9ade7c0e791f0eaa49b40b02e20b03e8e0b7649a55e67c` | | `calibration/calibration_007.json` | `cfd1f551b75a3c4550bcfccc502752ab682a38db91d2f18f70b0a7cc2ed737b5` | | `calibration/calibration_008.json` | `0d362cf1dd78289eb97c10bcb2bf9cef139e7c8f6d5ce81418291e26df082a7f` | | `calibration/calibration_009.json` | `535e2a3ab671a8a319bee4bc1140f2b4a30bbe6fc9e7cf7ecc05bbeaf65cbe2e` | | `calibration/calibration_010.json` | `11421b92d2672a7afbe3606b9a26cdfe2df91a3890b9942800b1c921f3bf1d20` | | `calibration/calibration_011.json` | `70315e1020313369550f5a56d75b76b75f4de19ef7315362a7e6165c30479a94` | | `calibration/calibration_012.json` | `c55e17da9b46e28be3d840d9a81ee2316b1e54d94b83a26d38880396050efc6e` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_001.csv` | `bb12243a53865ead7334755fbaab6e4024df5e776b4e8953746678e1e654ce4c` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_002.csv` | `090a5efdda145e1f9b6b68b9b71aee65f93ecd65e6c4ff40418086e33d521981` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_003.csv` | `29ce82637604bd43e538a7cc616bc9fd0706c07d7ef507f528d8b2075344538d` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_004.csv` | `a2ff46535d906e060272f411c216634b306b1cdff51cd750f8c16599d4f36ca0` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_005.csv` | `e1937182fd6f8aa3db5aaf84975ab5414c53f02a2bdd7acf18fc34de2f4b34ce` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_006.csv` | `b953adde5b2ce1b250a808c8eb439bce38c78b06fa07c5a3e6a0bfa8bb95ee66` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_007.csv` | `88a3468ab3c896b02f13efaef79a3f40e959f649bb798493c4ac41a58692f80b` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_008.csv` | `3fa3da9842a22719c3e073f8afad990290a244eba297c0e8c701c2a07aec95ec` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_009.csv` | `b3a00a1bcc6a7608e97c381cbc7c8d96048ac9fe6f328824e81158877a0f4f9b` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_010.csv` | `d54e979d322ac227b9338d19fecec9718e0b5a406961e28a066387eea109b1ed` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_011.csv` | `b138fc965b2dbccd5cc44dd3c0004d861551491758c07582a784128e6b2cbba9` | | `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_012.csv` | `83f2b615a8a63f110794db332b5ff546b068deae0e024362906fbe234ce6bda0` | | `data/frames_preprocessed.jsonl` | `0b8976a4630bc798cab3140240996080beecf7c6e84d1a5cfe82a884ca38af68` | | `data/frames_raw.jsonl` | `ec5f0aced5ef84671ea3cbc004286cf334cae8c8b4868b93f88445a9931ee65c` | | `data/labeled.jsonl` | `b2db598a951483af630af11ed0eb7bce2610527ca05ae8d2b1307c07d0675629` | | `data/labels.csv` | `e69cfcbee93e9f99a2f333bb991c9dadc6e93df50b677b95c1c8398f227e35e5` | | `data/labels.jsonl` | `8db7499f684e72b80e8c1089d449bc704c241f4a3b75437939df6ac9868ae7c8` | --- Column inventory of the population data collection (12 drivers × 2 sessions, 2026-08), computed over every row of `data/study1_data/` on 2026-09-13. Types are the **declared types** — written into the dataset card as `dataset_info.features` so `load_dataset` casts instead of inferring. Where the source file is mixed the JSON types are given in parentheses; the release normalises them (int `0` → `false`, int → float) because Arrow inference fails on these files (`hr_repair_method` null→string) or is order-dependent (`is_night`/`is_junction` bool/int). The trainers are indifferent to the normalisation — see "Verification" below. Files in the release: | HF config | Source file | Published as | Rows | Cols | Unit of one row | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `frames_raw` | `raw_data.jsonl` | `data/frames_raw.jsonl` | 380,990 | 63 | one DataCollector tick (~20 Hz), HR as filtered live | | `frames_preprocessed` | `preprocessed_data.jsonl` | `data/frames_preprocessed.jsonl` | 380,990 | 65 | same frames, HR rebuilt offline by `heart_rate_preprocessing.py` (+2 provenance cols) | | `labels` | `user_loa_labels.csv` | `data/labels.jsonl` **and** `data/labels.csv` | 1,446 | 22 | one driver prompt (two per 20 s window) | | `labeled` | `labeled_data.jsonl` | `data/labeled.jsonl` | 508,282 | 74 | one (frame, label) pair — the training file; **frames are duplicated once per label**, see §C | | — | `calibration_data_study/` | `calibration/calibration_.json`, `calibration/calibration_logs/log_calibration_.csv` | 12 + 12 files | — | per-driver 60 s calibration baseline and per-tick log — inputs of the HR repair | **The release is built for full reproducibility**, which fixes the formats: files are published in exactly the shapes the pipeline reads (JSONL frames, CSV labels), so `heart_rate_preprocessing.py`, `build_loa_dataset.py` and every trainer run on them unchanged. Two consequences: - The Hub applies a single file format to all configs of one repo, so the `labels` config is `data/labels.jsonl`; `data/labels.csv` is the identical table in the CSV form `build_loa_dataset.py` takes (not a config; the build checks the two agree row for row). - `calibration/` is included because `frames_raw` alone cannot regenerate `frames_preprocessed`: the HR repair needs each driver's calibration baseline and per-tick calibration log. `scripts/upload_study1_hf.py` stages the release, refuses to upload if the row/column counts differ from this table, and with `--verify-chain` re-runs the pipeline on the staged inputs — the results are recorded in the card: **Verification (2026-09-13, code `14a3be2`).** `heart_rate_preprocessing.py` on the released `frames_raw` + `calibration/` reproduces the released `frames_preprocessed` on all 380,990 rows and every published column; `build_loa_dataset.py` on that output + `labels.csv` reproduces the released `labeled` on all 508,282 rows; `train_XLSTM.normalize_row` applied to the original `labeled_data.jsonl` and to the released `labeled.jsonl` is identical on every row, so a model trained on the release is the model trained on the original. Each config also loads through `datasets` with the declared types and `participantid` keeps its zero padding. The two frame files are byte-identical in every column outside the rPPG block (0 differing cells over 380,990 rows); only `heart_rate`, `hr_delta` and the `hr_repair_*` columns differ. --- ## A. Frame files — `frames_raw` (63 cols) / `frames_preprocessed` (65 cols) Columns marked **P** exist only in `frames_preprocessed`. ### A.1 Identity / session context | Column | Type | Null | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `timestamp` | string | 0 % | Wall-clock `HH:MM:SS.mmm`, local time, **no date**. Join to `labels` via `session_id` + `window_start_timestamp`/`window_end_timestamp`. | | `session_id` | string | 0 % | UUID; 24 distinct | | `participantid` | string | 0 % | `001`–`012` | | `traffic_seed` | int | 0 % | CARLA traffic-scenario seed (`TRAFFIC_SEED_PLAN` in `start_experiment.py`) | | `environment` | string | 0 % | constant `city` | | `secondary_task` | string | 0 % | constant `none` | | `modeltype` | string | 0 % | constant `combined` (run config) | | `state_model` | string | 0 % | constant `xlstm` (run config) | | `w_fcd` | float | 0 % | constant `0.7` (run config) | ### A.2 Face / driver state (MediaPipe FaceLandmarker, EmotiEffLib, YOLO26) | Column | Type | Null | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `face_present` | bool | 0 % | landmarker found a face | | `eye_ar` | float | 0 % | eye aspect ratio (model feature `ear`) | | `mar` | float | 0 % | mouth aspect ratio | | `gaze_score` | float | 0 % | z-scored against the 180 s calibration baseline | | `gaze_score_raw` | float | 0 % | uncalibrated gaze score | | `gaze_distracted` | bool | 0 % | `gaze_score` above calibrated threshold (mean + 2.5·std) | | `blink_rate` | float | 0 % | normalized (Poisson) against calibration mean | | `blink_rate_raw` | float | 0 % | blinks · min⁻¹ | | `yawn_rate` | float | 0 % | normalized | | `yawn_rate_raw` | float | 0 % | yawns · min⁻¹ | | `perclos` | float | 0 % | z-scored | | `perclos_raw` | float | 0 % | fraction of time eyes closed | | `drowsiness_alert` | bool | 0 % | PERCLOS + MAR rule | | `emotion` | string | 0.2 % | one of `angry, disgust, fear, happy, sad, surprise, neutral`; `null` = no reading (no face / classifier failure) | | `emotion_prob` | float | 0.2 % | confidence of `emotion`; `null` iff `emotion` is null | | `lab` | list\ | 0 % | YOLO26 distraction classes present: subset of `face`, `phone`, `drink`; may be empty | | `facebox_misses` | int | 0 % | face-box worker detector misses (cumulative) | | `facebox_consec_misses` | int | 0 % | consecutive misses; box goes stale at 4 s | ### A.3 rPPG heart rate / respiration (MMRPhys, SCAMPS LEF 72×72) | Column | Type | Null | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `heart_rate` | float | 1.6 % | bpm. `frames_raw`: live-filtered reading. `frames_preprocessed`: offline-repaired — differs on 80,156 frames (21 %) | | `heart_rate_raw` | float | 1.6 % | unfiltered estimator output | | `hr_delta` | float | 1.6 % | `heart_rate` standardized against the per-driver baseline (median / SD of cleaned calibration readings, floor 5 bpm); recomputed in `frames_preprocessed` | | `hr_rejected` | bool | 1.6 % | live 2f-harmonic filter rejected `heart_rate_raw` | | `respiratory_rate` | float | 1.6 % | breaths · min⁻¹. **Not a model input** — RGB respiration from the synthetic-trained checkpoint was judged noise | | `rr_delta` | float | 1.6 % | standardized RR (median / MAD baseline) | | `rppg_gaps` | int | 0 % | look-away discontinuities > 1 s that spliced the model window | | `rppg_dropped` | int | 0 % | frames lost to a full rPPG queue | | `rppg_suppressed` | int | 0 % | readings flagged as gap-contaminated (never discarded in study 1) | | `rppg_harmonic_rejects` | int | 0 % | probable 2f rejections | | **P** `hr_repaired` | bool | 0 % | `heart_rate` was rewritten offline | | **P** `hr_repair_method` | string | 79 % | `folded` (45,023 — 2f harmonic halved), `interpolated` (33,597 — outlier replaced), `carried` (1,536); null when not repaired | ### A.4 Vehicle / world (CARLA 0.10, via the vehicle-state bridge) | Column | Type | Null | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `speed_kmh` | float | 0 % | ego speed | | `speed_limit_kmh` | float (int/float) | 0 % | `0` on the first 20 frames of each session (bridge not yet connected), else `30.0` | | `speed_ratio_max` | float | 0 % | `speed_kmh / 150` | | `speed_ratio_limit` | float (int/float) | 0 % | `speed_kmh / speed_limit_kmh`; `-1` when the limit is unknown | | `throttle` | float | 0 % | [0, 1] | | `brake` | float (int/float) | 0 % | [0, 1] | | `steer` | float (int/float) | 0 % | [−1, 1] | | `acceleration` | float | 0 % | magnitude, m · s⁻² | | `gear` | int | 0 % | | | `reverse` | bool | 0 % | | | `hand_brake` | bool | 0 % | constant `False` | | `is_junction` | bool (bool/int) | 0 % | ego waypoint is in a junction; int `0` only on the first 20 frames of each session | | `is_night` | bool (bool/int) | 0 % | constant `False` (sun above horizon in every session) | | `traffic_light_state` | string | 0.1 % | `Red` / `Yellow` / `Green` | | `lead_distance_m` | float (int/float) | 0 % | distance to lead vehicle in ego lane, **scaled `/100`** (so ≈ [0, 1]); `-1` = no lead vehicle within 100 m (73 % of frames). Sentinel, not zero — 0 would mean contact | | `headway_s` | float | 79 % | time headway, s; `null` = no lead vehicle, or ego below walking pace | | `precipitation` | float (int/float) | 0 % | constant `0` (no weather in CARLA 0.10) | | `fog_density` | float | 0 % | constant `0.0` | | `headlight` | bool | 0 % | constant `False` | | `fog_light` | bool | 0 % | constant `False` | | `left_indicator` | bool | 0 % | constant `False` | | `right_indicator` | bool | 0 % | constant `False` | ### A.5 Pipeline timing Present on most frames, absent on a few early ticks per session (hence two key sets in the JSONL). | Column | Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `frame_dt_ms` | float | inter-frame gap | | `collect_ms` | float | perception loop time for this tick | | `fps_inst` | float | instantaneous achieved rate | | `fps_avg` | float | running mean achieved rate — use to identify participant 001's ~4 Hz warm-up (session `77b516f6`, windows 1–12) | --- ## B. `labels` — `user_loa_labels.csv` (1,446 rows, 22 cols) One row per prompt. Each 20 s window carries two prompts (`--random-function`), so 723 windows → 1,446 rows. | Column | Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `session_id` | string | join key to frames | | `participantid` | string | `001`–`012` | | `window_idx` | int | 1-based window index within the session | | `prompt_in_window` | int | `1` or `2` | | `window_start_ms` | int | window start, CARLA sim time | | `window_end_ms` | int | window end, CARLA sim time (= start + 20,000) | | `window_start_timestamp` | string (ISO 8601) | wall-clock window start — join to frame `timestamp` | | `window_end_timestamp` | string (ISO 8601) | wall-clock window end | | `selection_timestamp` | string (ISO 8601) | when the driver submitted the answer | | `selection_frame` | int | CARLA frame at submission | | `selection_sim_time` | float | CARLA sim time at submission, s | | `selection_speed_kmh` | float | ego speed at submission | | `functionname` | string | **the prompted task**, one of five: `Provide traffic news` (307), `Respond to a text message` (296), `Respond to a phone call` (292), `Change song` (276), `Provide weather update` (275) | | `user_selected_loa` | string | **ground truth.** Single LoA `0`–`4` (1,348 rows), or a `;`-joined set of acceptable LoAs (98 rows, 6.8 %): `1;2` ×40, `0;1` ×30, `2;3` ×17, `3;4` ×5, `0;1;2;3` ×4, `1;2;3` ×1, and one non-contiguous `0;3` | | `ambient_gain` | float | ambient-audio config (constant `0.35`) | | `ambient_seed` | int | ambient-audio config (constant `0`) | | `ambient_source` | string | ambient-audio config (constant) | | `environment` | string | constant `city` | | `secondary_task` | string | constant `none` | | `modeltype` | string | constant `combined` | | `state_model` | string | constant `xlstm` | | `w_fcd` | float | constant `0.7` | --- ## C. `labeled` — `labeled_data.jsonl` (508,282 rows, 74 cols) This is the file the xLSTM population model and every per-driver adaptation were trained on. It is **fully derived** from `frames_preprocessed` and `labels` by `scripts/build_loa_dataset.py`; it is included so the training input is available as-is, without requiring the join to be reproduced. ### C.1 How it was generated 1. Each row of `labels` defines a 20 s window `[window_start_timestamp, window_end_timestamp]` within one `session_id`. 2. Every frame of `frames_preprocessed` whose `session_id` matches and whose wall-clock `timestamp` falls inside that window is attached to the label. Frames outside every window (calibration, the gaps between windows) are dropped: 254,141 of 380,990 frames are labelled. 3. The driver's `user_selected_loa` becomes the target — never the system's own `LoA` (which is null here anyway, and would be circular in a served session). 4. `functionname` and `FCD` are taken from the **label row**, not the frame. The collector stamps the CLI default (`Adjust seat positioning`) on every frame; the label records the task the driver was actually asked about, and its FCD vector is looked up in `fcd_config.py`. ```bash python scripts/build_loa_dataset.py \ --raw data/preprocessed_data.jsonl \ --labels data/user_loa_labels.csv \ --out-jsonl data/labeled_data.jsonl \ --out-fcd data/processed_data/fcd_out.csv ``` ### C.2 Why rows are duplicated Under `--random-function` the drive UI asks **two prompts per 20 s window**, about two different tasks, and the driver answers each separately. Both label rows share the same window bounds, so they select the same frames. Each frame is therefore emitted **once per label**: identical driver-state and vehicle features, different `functionname`, `FCD`, `user_loa` and `segment_id`. Taking only the first match would discard half the labels. Consequences for anyone using the file: - **The unit of analysis is `segment_id`, not the row.** 1,446 segments = 1,446 labels; 508,282 rows = 254,141 distinct frames × 2. Row counts double-count frames; `(session_id, timestamp)` identifies a physical frame. - Frames per segment: min 80, median 381, max 396 (the 80-frame segments are participant 001's ~4 Hz warm-up windows, see §A.5). - A segment carries one label; the frames within it are one time series. Train/validation/test splits must be made at the **segment** (or window) level — splitting by row leaks a window's frames across splits. - The two segments of one window are not independent samples of driver state: they differ only in the task asked about. Treat them as such in any analysis of the state features. ### C.3 Columns All 65 `frames_preprocessed` columns (§A) are passed through verbatim, plus two columns taken from the **label row** (the frame files do not carry them — see §D for why the collector's own `functionname`/`FCD` were dropped): | Column | Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `functionname` | string | the prompted task (five values, as in `labels.functionname`) | | `FCD` | struct\<12 × int\> | the task's FCD vector, keys `Safety Risk, Increased Safety, Relevance, Magicality, Privacy, Trust, Time Consumption, Repetitiveness, Situational Context, Social Risk, Urgency, Complexity`, values 1–5; identical for all rows of a segment | plus seven columns added by the builder: | Column | Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `segment_id` | string | `\|winNNNpM` (`NNN` = window index, `M` = prompt 1/2) — the unit of one label. **Count these, not rows.** | | `user_loa` | string | copy of `labels.user_selected_loa` for this segment (`;`-joined sets preserved) | | `Level_1` … `Level_5` | int | multi-hot of `user_loa`; `Level_k` = 1 iff LoA `k−1` is in the set | --- ## D. Columns excluded from the release Present in the on-disk files, deliberately not uploaded. | File | Column(s) | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | frames (both) | `functionname` | Constant `Adjust seat positioning` — the CLI default ProVoice was started with, **not** the task the driver was prompted about. Non-null and plausible-looking, so more misleading than an empty column. The prompted task is `labels.functionname` (and `labeled.functionname`, which is taken from the label row). | | frames (both) | `LoA`, `FCD` | 100 % null — no model was served in study 1. The collector emits them because in a served session they hold the decision in force at that frame. | | frames_preprocessed, labeled | `hr_repair_reason` | Free-text audit string for each HR repair (the rule that fired, e.g. `2f harmonic of session 52`). Redundant with `hr_repaired` + `hr_repair_method` for any downstream use; kept only in the local files. | | labeled | `LoA` | 100 % null, passed through from the frames (see above). `FCD` is **kept** in `labeled` — the builder overwrites it with the prompted task's vector (§C.3). | | labels | `emotion`, `system_action`, `system_level`, `system_loa`, `system_message`, `system_probs`, `system_profile`, `system_fallback`, `system_fallback_reason`, `system_fcd` | 100 % empty — no system prediction was shown to the driver in study 1. | Under `calibration/`, only the 12 study participants' `calibration_.json` and `calibration_logs/log_calibration_.csv` are released: the `calibration__preprocessed.json` files are *outputs* of `heart_rate_preprocessing.py` (the reproduction chain regenerates them), and participant `998` is a rig test, not part of the study. --- ## Verification (performed at build time by `scripts/upload_study1_hf.py`) - `frames_raw`: 380,990 rows × 63 columns, as documented - `frames_preprocessed`: 380,990 rows × 65 columns, as documented - `labels`: 1,446 rows × 22 columns, as documented - `labeled`: 508,282 rows × 74 columns, as documented - `data/labels.csv` (pipeline input) and `data/labels.jsonl` (Hub config) hold identical rows - `heart_rate_preprocessing.py` run on the released `frames_raw` + `calibration/` reproduces the released `frames_preprocessed` on all 380,990 rows and every published column - `build_loa_dataset.py` run on that regenerated file + the released `labels` reproduces the released `labeled` on all 508,282 rows and every published column - `train_XLSTM.normalize_row` applied to every row of the original `labeled_data.jsonl` and of the released `labeled.jsonl` gives identical output on all 508,282 rows -- the dropped columns and the bool/int normalisation are invisible to the trainers - `load_dataset(..., "frames_raw")` yields 380,990 rows with the declared types; `participantid` keeps its zero padding - `load_dataset(..., "frames_preprocessed")` yields 380,990 rows with the declared types; `participantid` keeps its zero padding - `load_dataset(..., "labels")` yields 1,446 rows with the declared types; `participantid` keeps its zero padding - `load_dataset(..., "labeled")` yields 508,282 rows with the declared types; `participantid` keeps its zero padding