Research on Public Transportation Based on Complex Network and Multi-Agent Simulation

Shang Liu; Shao Hua Dong; Qing Hu An

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.364.183

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Research on Public Transportation Based on Complex Network and Multi-Agent Simulation

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This paper uses genetic algorithm to optimize public transportation network by extracting the topology of a local public transportation network as an instance. An optimization model is formulated and characteristics of the optimal network are analyzed. A simulation using multi-agent simulation software NetLogo is successfully implemented to verify the optimal results. Results show the validity of optimization in public transportation network by the proposed genetic algorithm. From the study, it is also found that NetLogo is of great advantage for simulation verification in complex networks.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 364)

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August 2013

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Shang Liu, Shao Hua Dong, Qing Hu An

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Complex Network, Multi-Agent Simulation, Public Transportation, Topology Optimization

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