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Design Of A Machine Vision-based, Vehicle Actuated Traffic Signal Controller

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  • Cassidy, Michael
  • Coifman, Benjamin

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This project presents a signal controller algorithm to capitalize on the extended information provided by wide-area detection at isolated intersections. Using computer simulation, different control strategies are evaluated and the performance of the proposed wide-area detection system with conventional signal controllers is compared. The results indicate that wide-area vehicle actuated (VA) control can yield significant improvements over conventional VA control strategies.

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  • Cassidy, Michael & Coifman, Benjamin, 1998. "Design Of A Machine Vision-based, Vehicle Actuated Traffic Signal Controller," Institute of Transportation Studies, Research Reports, Working Papers, Proceedings qt2rg0957h, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley.
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