Highway Traffic Accident Prediction Based on SVR Trained by Genetic Algorithm

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The multi researches and experiments show that the future highway traffic accident situation is shown by the highway traffic accident prediction. In the paper, support vector regression trained by genetic algorithm is presented in highway traffic accident prediction. In the method, genetic algorithm is used to train the parameters of support vector regression. Firstly, the regression function of support vector regression algorithm is introduced, and the parameters of support vector regression are optimized by genetic algorithm. The computation results between G-SVR and SVR can indicate that the prediction ability for highway traffic accidents of G-SVR is better than that of SVR absolutely.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 433-440)

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5886-5889

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January 2012

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