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    Traffic signal priority/preemption control with colored Petri nets

    New search for: Lefei Li,
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    A colored Petri net (CPN) model for traffic signal priority/preemption is described. The model incorporates the priority/preemption request of transit vehicles into traffic signal control. Compared with 'uncolored' Petri nets (PN), CPN provides a broader modeling capability for traffic signal priority control. A simple priority evaluation procedure is proposed to provide different priorities to multiple priority requests. An example for the queue jump phase modeled with CPN is presented.

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    Traffic signal priority/preemption control with colored Petri nets

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    A colored Petri net (CPN) model for traffic signal priority/preemption is described. The model incorporates the priority/preemption request of transit vehicles into traffic signal control. Compared with 'uncolored' Petri nets (PN), CPN provides a broader modeling capability for traffic signal priority control. A simple priority evaluation procedure is proposed to provide different priorities to multiple priority requests. An example for the queue jump phase modeled with CPN is presented.

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    A colored Petri net (CPN) model for traffic signal priority/preemption is described. The model incorporates the priority/preemption request of transit vehicles into traffic signal control. Compared with 'uncolored' Petri nets (PN), CPN provides a broader modeling capability for traffic signal priority control. A simple priority evaluation procedure is proposed to provide different priorities to multiple priority requests. An example for the queue jump phase modeled with CPN is presented.

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    Title:

    Traffic signal priority/preemption control with colored Petri nets

    Contributors:

    Lefei Li, (author) / Wei-Hua Lin, (author) / Hongchao Liu, (author)

    Published in:

    Proceedings. 2005 IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems, 2005. ; 694-699

    Publication date:

    2005-01-01

    Size:

    247949 byte

    ISBN:

    0-7803-9215-9

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.1109/ITSC.2005.1520132

    Type of media:

    Conference paper

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

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