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Attitudes, Commitments, and Creativity,ative car-to-car systems. The simulation allows to validate the car-to-car coordination strategies in various traffic scenarios in variable technology penetration levels (i.e. mixing different strategies) and user acceptance of such system as an external observer and/or as a part of the traffic (hum

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Attitudes, Commitments, and Creativity,s methods for analyzing the performance of these kinds of systems. The performance of these systems not only depends on the state of the environment but also on the adaptation the system has made so far. Analyzing the performance can hardly be done analytically; we have to rely on empirical studies.

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Graduate Skills and Game-Based Learningansportation systems (ITS). The architecture of such complex systems is crucial to include supporting algorithms that can embody autonomic properties within the existing ITS strategies. This chapter presents a recently developed adaptive optimization algorithm that combines methodologies from the fi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403979346and the electric power network, as EV charging will be influenced by events that take place on the road network (such as congestion, weather, etc.) which subsequently have an impact on the potential load imposed on an electricity grid (based on where EV charging takes place). An EV is therefore seen