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Traffic flow modeling: Developing and testing traffic models
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Real-time traffic management
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Covers real-time traffic management, including traffic flow modeling, control strategies, sensors, and public transport priority.
Ramp Metering: Applications
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Covers the concept and benefits of ramp metering, its implementation issues, and case studies from Amsterdam and Australia.
Variable speed limits: Traffic flow modeling and ITS
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Covers variable speed limits, merging traffic control, and feedback structures for traffic flow.
Actuated and Coordinated Control
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Covers actuated and coordinated control in traffic flow modeling and ITS.
Static Route Choice: Congestion Games
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Explores static route choice, congestion games, equilibrium concepts, Braess paradox, and system performance.
Traffic Flow Modelling: Urban Congestion and Mobility Improvement
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Focuses on urban congestion, traffic management schemes, and improving mobility through elegant models and smart control algorithms.
Macroscopic Fundamentals Diagram, Physical Properties
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Covers the Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram in traffic flow modeling, discussing its physical properties, regularity conditions, and congestion propagation.
Urban Mobility in Brussels
MOOC: Mobility and urban planning
Explores urban mobility and planning in Brussels, focusing on the Schuman multimodal hub and transportation infrastructure.
Model Selection Criteria: AIC, BIC, Cp
Explores model selection criteria like AIC, BIC, and Cp in statistics for data science.
Mixture Models: Simulation-based Estimation
Explores mixture models, including discrete and continuous mixtures, and their application in capturing taste heterogeneity in populations.
Linear and Ridge Regression
Covers linear and ridge regression, overfitting, hyperparameters, and test sets.
Developing a Model
Covers the development of a model to identify stable causal relationships between variables.
Urban Restructuring in Pikine Irregular South: Tools and Methods
Covers the urban restructuring of Pikine Irregular South, focusing on traffic flow, public transportation networks, and social facilities.
Network level traffic management and control with MFDs
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Explores network-level traffic management and control using Macroscopic Fundamental Diagrams (MFDs) for large-scale urban transport systems.
Model Selection: Non-Nested Model Selection
Explores model selection, criteria, bias/variance tradeoff, and cross-validation methods.
Linear Regression and Gradient Descent
Covers linear regression, gradient descent, overfitting, and ridge regression among other concepts.
Equilibrium Approximation: How Good
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Delves into the limits of equilibrium models in transportation and the concept of equilibrium stability in traffic conditions.
Traffic flow variables
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Covers traffic flow variables, including space-time diagrams and speed calculations, based on Edie (1963).
Traffic Flow Modeling: LWR Theory Examples
MOOC: Intro to Traffic Flow Modeling and Intelligent Transport Systems
Explores applying LWR theory to analyze traffic congestion scenarios.
Projection-based Testing in Longitudinal Functional Regression
By Ana-Maria Staicu covers testing for time-varying mean and covariate effects in longitudinal functional regression.
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