A Heuristic Algorithm to Study the Influence of Road Preference on Network Capacity

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In this study, an algorithm was proposed to study the influence of road preference on the network capacity in urban transportation system. Of particular interest is to model the discrete choice model with respect to the road preference and the travel time. New formulations are presented in terms of the multi-objective road preference modeling and the travel time modeling for multi vehicle types. Compared with existing techniques, an improved heuristic method is put forward to explore the network capacity.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 694-697)

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3361-3365

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May 2013

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