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Real-time Traffic Prediction Under Exogenous Factors

2011
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Abstract

Traffic congestion is an escalating phenomenon with multidimensional impact. The proposed research stands in the hypothesis that a traffic forecasting method, acknowledging several exogenous parameters for a more plausible representation of traffic evolution, with the implementation of corresponding ATM strategies, could restrain or prevent network’s performance deterioration.

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