Day-to-Day Pairwise Departure-Time Swapping in Commuting Trips

Qian Yang; Wei Guan; Wen Yi Zhang; Guang Zhi Zang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.448-453.4128

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Day-to-Day Pairwise Departure-Time Swapping in Commuting Trips

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This paper suggests a dynamic model to describe the day-to-day departure-time swapping behaviors in commuting trips. The model is formulated as a finite dimension discrete dynamic with the departure flows in different time intervals being the swapping and evolution variables. The new model can maintain solution invariance and its stationary departure flow pattern is equivalent to the departure user equilibrium. In the end, a simple numerical simulation is performed to characterize the present departure-time swapping dynamic model.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 448-453)

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Qian Yang, Wei Guan*, Wen Yi Zhang, Guang Zhi Zang

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Cell Transmission Model, Departure-Time Swap Process, Nonlinear Pairwise Adjustment Dynamic, Travel Utility

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