2017
DOI: 10.11648/j.ijtet.20170303.11
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Intelligent Urban Traffic Flow Control: A Case Study on Fuzzy Logic Application

Abstract: This work uses concepts, tools, and methodologies associated to Operational Research and Artificial Intelligence to turn more efficient a system that controls traffic lights at a road crossing. Using Operational Research, through Linear Programming method, the intelligent traffic light operation is described as a mathematical formulation and constraints. That information is used for MacVicar-Whelam table elaboration that relates system pertinence rules through fuzzy logic techniques. It is pled, with the descr… Show more

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“…Existing traffic was estimated and a preassigned speed was proposed to synchronize the traffic signal [10]. Fuzzy logic was developed to solve a linear programming traffic model to efficiently control the intelligent traffic lights [11]. Deep reinforcement learning is used to analyze the traffic flow.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existing traffic was estimated and a preassigned speed was proposed to synchronize the traffic signal [10]. Fuzzy logic was developed to solve a linear programming traffic model to efficiently control the intelligent traffic lights [11]. Deep reinforcement learning is used to analyze the traffic flow.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%