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Characterizing Braess's paradox for traffic networks
We generalize Braess's (1968) paradoxical example by defining a Braess paradox to occur when the Wardrop equilibrium distribution of traffic flows is not strongly Pareto optimal. We characterize a Braess paradox in terms of the solution to a mathematical program. Examples illustrate unexpected properties of these solutions. We discuss a computational approach to detecting a Braess paradox.
Characterizing Braess's paradox for traffic networks
We generalize Braess's (1968) paradoxical example by defining a Braess paradox to occur when the Wardrop equilibrium distribution of traffic flows is not strongly Pareto optimal. We characterize a Braess paradox in terms of the solution to a mathematical program. Examples illustrate unexpected properties of these solutions. We discuss a computational approach to detecting a Braess paradox.
Characterizing Braess's paradox for traffic networks
Hagstrom, J.N. (Autor:in) / Abrams, R.A. (Autor:in)
01.01.2001
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Englisch
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