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Study on Reverse Reconstruction Method of Vehicle Group Situation in Urban Road Network Based on Driver-Vehicle Feature Evolution

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  • Xiaoyuan Wang
  • Jianqiang Wang
  • Zhenxue Liu
  • Yaqi Liu
  • Jingheng Wang

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Vehicle group situation is the status and situation of dynamic permutation which is composed of target vehicle and neighboring traffic entities. It is a concept which is frequently involved in the research of traffic flow theory, especially the active vehicle security. Studying vehicle group situation in depth is of great significance for traffic safety. Three-lane condition was taken as an example; the characteristics of target vehicle and its neighboring vehicles were synthetically considered to restructure the vehicle group situation in this paper. The Gamma distribution theory was used to identify the vehicle group situation when target vehicle arrived at the end of the study area. From the perspective of driver-vehicle feature evolution, the reverse reconstruction method of vehicle group situation in the urban road network was proposed. Results of actual driving, virtual driving, and simulation experiments showed that the model established in this paper was reasonable and feasible.

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  • Xiaoyuan Wang & Jianqiang Wang & Zhenxue Liu & Yaqi Liu & Jingheng Wang, 2017. "Study on Reverse Reconstruction Method of Vehicle Group Situation in Urban Road Network Based on Driver-Vehicle Feature Evolution," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2017, pages 1-14, February.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:1615691
    DOI: 10.1155/2017/1615691
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    1. Lei, Cailin & Ji, Yuxiong & Shangguan, Qiangqiang & Du, Yuchuan & Samuel, Siby, 2024. "Vehicle group identification and evolutionary analysis using vehicle trajectory data," Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, Elsevier, vol. 639(C).

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