A method for predicting route travel time based on RFID data
A travel time and prediction method technology, applied in the field of intelligent transportation, can solve the problems of sufficient sample size, large sampling interval of probe car data, low installation rate of RFID equipment, etc. The effect that the condition is easy to meet
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[0060] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 3 Shown, a kind of route travel time prediction method based on RFID data, comprises the following steps:
[0061] A. Install RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) data detection equipment on the induction path, and use these equipment to detect accurate RFID data;
[0062] B. Taking the moment when the induced vehicle arrives at the initial section of the induced path as the starting point of the travel time prediction, mining the RFID historical database, and dividing the induced path into at least one "target section";
[0063] C. Predict the travel time of these road sections respectively through the time pattern recognition model, and finally add the travel time of these road sections to obtain the travel time of the induced path.
[0064] Wherein, the route travel time refers to: the travel time required for the induced vehicle (single vehicle) passing the induced route at a given start (departure) time. This route travel time is very...
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[0084] Before using RFID data to predict the route travel time, it is necessary to preprocess the RFID data. The preprocessing includes the following steps:
[0085] (1) For continuously detected data, the first detected data shall prevail, and other repeatedly detected data shall be deleted;
[0086](2) Delete the detected opposite RFID vehicle data;
[0087] Several links involved in the inventive method:
[0088] Definition of unit road section: for discontinuous flow, the unit road section defined in the present invention is a directed road section between two intersections. The location of the RFID equipment at the exit of the upstream intersection is selected as the starting point of the unit road section, and the location of the RFID detection equipment at the exit of the downstream intersection is taken as the end point of the unit road section, such as figure 2 shown. Wherein, the delay experienced by the vehicle at the downstream intersection is also included in ...
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