Intersection timing scheme estimation method based on electronic police checkpoint data

Abstract

The invention relates to an intersection timing scheme estimation method based on electronic police checkpoint data. The method comprises the following steps: 1) constructing a double-layer planning problem model for intersection timing scheme estimation; 2) acquiring constraint conditions of period length, phase difference and green signal ratio estimation; 3) for all possible phase combinationsof the controlled flow direction, defining a dumb variable representing the relationship between the turn-on sequence of the green light time of the straight flow direction and the left-turn flow direction and the length of the green light, and obtaining a constraint condition of a phase structure; and 4) solving a double-layer planning problem of intersection timing scheme estimation by adoptinga least square method in combination with constraint conditions of period length, phase difference, phase structure and green signal ratio estimation to obtain a final estimated timing scheme. Compared with the prior art, the method has the advantages of full-parameter estimation, high estimation precision, wide applicability and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traffic operation signal timing, in particular to a method for estimating an intersection timing scheme based on electric police bayonet data. Background technique [0002] As a sign of discontinuous flow, the signal timing scheme makes the traffic flow have periodic characteristics in the time dimension. It is an important input in estimating traffic operation evaluation indicators such as queue length and delay, and it is also an optimization problem when optimizing signal control. Decision variables, although the current signal control field has developed to the stage of induction control and adaptive control (such as SCOOT, SCATS, etc.), the multi-period timing control mode still occupies a dominant position in most countries and regions. However, in practice, due to the clock offset of the detection system or human intervention, the accurate signal timing scheme is often not available, or there is a ...

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However, in practice, due to the detection system clock offset or human intervention, the accurate signal timing scheme is often not available, or there is a large deviation between the timing scheme provided by the traffic control department and the actual running timing scheme

[0003] Most of the existing timing estimation methods are based on floating vehicles or sampled trajectory data through deterministic traffic wave analysis methods and non-deterministic probability statistics methods. For timing estimation methods based on vehicle trajectory data, the calibration of stop

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