Adaptive-AR model with drivers' prediction for traffic simulation
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posted on 2024-06-16, 03:04 authored by X Lu, M Xu, W Chen, Z Wang, A El RhalibiWe present a novel model called A2R - "Adaptive-AR" - based on a well-known continuum-based model called AR Aw and Rascle (2000) for the simulation of vehicle traffic flows. However, in the standard continuum-based model, vehicles usually follow the flows passively, without taking into account drivers' behavior and effectiveness. In order to simulate real-life traffic flows, we extend the model with a few factors, which include the effectiveness of drivers' prediction, drivers' reaction time, and drivers' types. We demonstrate that our A2R model is effective and the results of the experiments agree well with experience in real world. It has been shown that such a model makes vehicle flows perform more realistically and is closer to the real-life traffic than AR (short for Aw and Rascle and introduced in Aw and Rascle (2000)) model while having a similar performance. © 2013 Xuequan Lu et al.
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International journal of computer games technologyArticle number
904154Location
Cairo, EgyptPublisher DOI
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1687-7047eISSN
1687-7055Language
engPublication classification
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2013, Xuequan Lu et al.Publisher
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