A Novel Framework for Analysis of Road Traffic Information for Decision Support by Using Data Mining Techniques

  • Dr. Mahesh Kotha
  • Sathini Santhosh Kumar
  • A Deepika
  • et al.
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Abstract

As we know we want traffic data analysis, data mining measures are recommended to help manage and traffic information decision making. Such as this limit, the road type is added intelligence analysis and decision support are another gave. This model has a data collection system and the data warehouse at its heart, and works well mathematical intelligence techniques and the invention of decision support system. As the main part of this report, the main parts of the model, the main process and an implementation plan is developed. An intelligent urban traffic decision analysis system is a system designed to solve open road problems, improve road safety and quality, and improve road quality work. The application of big data mining technology can improve various capabilities types of analysis and processing of traffic information, spread rapidly and provide a decision reference for the application of intelligent transport systems, which will be carried out to ensure smooth and safe roads. This topic will introduce the concept of large data mining technology and intelligent transport systems, and review the architecture of smart city road systems based on big data technology and design implementation of the mining process.

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Dr. Mahesh Kotha, Sathini Santhosh Kumar, A Deepika, & M Swathi Reddy. (2022). A Novel Framework for Analysis of Road Traffic Information for Decision Support by Using Data Mining Techniques. International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 268–276. https://doi.org/10.32628/cseit228637

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