A new synergistic forecasting method for short-term traffic flow with event-triggered strong fluctuation (Q1629522)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6992143
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    A new synergistic forecasting method for short-term traffic flow with event-triggered strong fluctuation
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6992143

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      A new synergistic forecasting method for short-term traffic flow with event-triggered strong fluctuation (English)
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      12 December 2018
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      Summary: Directing against the shortcoming of low accuracy in short-term traffic flow prediction caused by strong traffic flow fluctuation, a novel method for short-term traffic forecasting based on the combination of improved grey Verhulst prediction algorithm and first-order difference exponential smoothing is proposed. Firstly, we constructed an improved grey Verhulst prediction model by introducing the Markov chain to its traditional version. Then, based on an introduced dynamic weighting factor, the improved grey Verhulst prediction method, and the first-order difference exponential smoothing technique, the new method for short-term traffic forecasting is completed in an efficient way. Finally, experiment and analysis are carried out in the light of actual data gathered from strong fluctuation environment to verify the effectiveness and rationality of our proposed scheme.
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      event-triggered strong fluctuation
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      traffic flow prediction
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      Verhulst prediction
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