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Short-Term Bus Passenger Demand Prediction Based on Time Series Model and Interactive Multiple Model Approach

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  • Rui Xue
  • Daniel (Jian) Sun
  • Shukai Chen

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Although bus passenger demand prediction has attracted increased attention during recent years, limited research has been conducted in the context of short-term passenger demand forecasting. This paper proposes an interactive multiple model (IMM) filter algorithm-based model to predict short-term passenger demand. After aggregated in 15 min interval, passenger demand data collected from a busy bus route over four months were used to generate time series. Considering that passenger demand exhibits various characteristics in different time scales, three time series were developed, named weekly, daily, and 15 min time series. After the correlation, periodicity, and stationarity analyses, time series models were constructed. Particularly, the heteroscedasticity of time series was explored to achieve better prediction performance. Finally, IMM filter algorithm was applied to combine individual forecasting models with dynamically predicted passenger demand for next interval. Different error indices were adopted for the analyses of individual and hybrid models. The performance comparison indicates that hybrid model forecasts are superior to individual ones in accuracy. Findings of this study are of theoretical and practical significance in bus scheduling.

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  • Rui Xue & Daniel (Jian) Sun & Shukai Chen, 2015. "Short-Term Bus Passenger Demand Prediction Based on Time Series Model and Interactive Multiple Model Approach," Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, Hindawi, vol. 2015, pages 1-11, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnddns:682390
    DOI: 10.1155/2015/682390
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