Traffic Detection at Nighttime Using Entropy Measurement

Hsu, Wei-Lieh; Tsai, Chen-Chi; Chen, Tsung-Lun

doi:10.1109/iih-msp.2007.314

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“…Traffic Management and Entropy. In the field of traffic management, entropy has been "adopted to describe the uncertainty of a system" [Hsu et al 2007]. The entropy used for traffic detection is based on the adaptation of Shannon's Entropy [1948] by Pal and Pal [1991].…”

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4.1.3 System Architecture Entropy

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This paper will introduce the concept of Architecture Entropy in the context of systems engineering and complex systems. Entropy has been explored and discussed in other domains, drawing an analogy to its origins in physics. In its original context, entropy describes the degree of randomness, or level of chaos, that occurs over time. The purpose of this research is to explore application of the concept of entropy for understanding the vitality of legacy system architectures. The discussion is supported by examples of current architecture challenges that may be attributed to architectural entropy. Specific examples are presented to better understand the applicability of architectural entropy.

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“…= When applied to the traffic detection problem by Hsu [2007] the higher the entropy values will show higher variation and when traffic is light the entropy will be lower. This allows for traffic flow at night to be represented by entropy changes.…”

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