Artificial Intelligence Approach for Optimizing Traffic Signal Timing on an Urban Road Network

  • NAKATSUJI T
  • SEKI S
  • SHIBUYA S
  • et al.
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence techniques were applied to a traffic control problem o n an urban road network and a method that optimizes signal timings was proposed. The method i s separated into two processes, a training process and an optimization process. In the training process, two types of neural network model were used; a multilayer model and a Kohonen Feature Map model. The former model formed an input-output relationship between the timings and the objective function. The latter model improved the computational efficiency and the estimation precision. In the optimization process, to avoid the entrapment into a local minimum, two artificial intelligence methods were used; a Cauchy machine and a genetic algorithm. Signal timings were adjusted so as to minimize the total weighted sum of delay time and stop frequencies. The solutions were compared with those by a conventional method. The results here indicated that the AI models were useful for establishing advanced traffic control systems.

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NAKATSUJI, T., SEKI, S., SHIBUYA, S., & KAKU, T. (1994). Artificial Intelligence Approach for Optimizing Traffic Signal Timing on an Urban Road Network. Transactions of the Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers, 7(11), 470–478. https://doi.org/10.5687/iscie.7.470

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