Research of the Temporary Parking Acceleration-Spacing Model Based on Swarm Theory

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The disturbance factors in the traffic flow may lead to traffic congestion. The agglomeration characteristics shown in traffic jams are similar to the biological swarm characteristics. In this paper, acceleration-spacing model is established based on the potential field method and the Lagrange method. The vehicle in front is viewed as the main force source. Then the data of the traffic congestion caused by the temporary parking in front of the school are used to calibrate the parameters of the model. It can be verified that the model is effective.

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