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A procedure for determining time-of-day break points for coordinated actuated traffic signal systems
Abstract This paper presents the development and evaluation of a procedure for determining optimal break points for time-of-day based coordinated actuated traffic signal operations. The proposed procedure uses a feature vector of optimal cycle length per time interval instead of traffic volume itself. Initial break points determined by the proposed feature vector are used in the greedy search algorithm to obtain optimal break points. By using the greedy search algorithm the number of evaluations in the search are dramatically reduced when compared to an exhaustive search or other common heuristic search methods such as a genetic algorithm. The proposed procedure was evaluated using a hypothetical network consisting of four signalized intersections and the results indicated that the proposed procedure effectively improved the performance of the coordinated actuated signal control. In addition, sensitivity analyses results on randomly varying demand conditions up to ±20% and randomly increased demand conditions up to 30% indicated that the newly developed break points were robust for such varying demand fluctuations.
A procedure for determining time-of-day break points for coordinated actuated traffic signal systems
Abstract This paper presents the development and evaluation of a procedure for determining optimal break points for time-of-day based coordinated actuated traffic signal operations. The proposed procedure uses a feature vector of optimal cycle length per time interval instead of traffic volume itself. Initial break points determined by the proposed feature vector are used in the greedy search algorithm to obtain optimal break points. By using the greedy search algorithm the number of evaluations in the search are dramatically reduced when compared to an exhaustive search or other common heuristic search methods such as a genetic algorithm. The proposed procedure was evaluated using a hypothetical network consisting of four signalized intersections and the results indicated that the proposed procedure effectively improved the performance of the coordinated actuated signal control. In addition, sensitivity analyses results on randomly varying demand conditions up to ±20% and randomly increased demand conditions up to 30% indicated that the newly developed break points were robust for such varying demand fluctuations.
A procedure for determining time-of-day break points for coordinated actuated traffic signal systems
Park, Byungkyu (Brian) (author) / Lee, Joyoung (author)
KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering ; 12 ; 37-44
2008-01-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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