Titlebook: Game Theoretic Analysis of Congestion, Safety and Security; Traffic and Transpor Kjell Hausken,Jun Zhuang Book 2015 Springer International

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Solving a Dynamic User-Optimal Route Guidance Problem Based on Joint Strategy Fictitious Play,-based traffic flow model. We show that the proposed approach can solve a dynamic user-optimal route guidance problem based on users’ local outgoing link choice decisions. The numerical studies are implemented by considering two classes of users in the system: informed and non-informed users. The re

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,Game-Theoretic Context and Interpretation of Kerner’s Three-Phase Traffic Theory,lified, i.e. the chicken game, battle of the sexes, prisoner’s dilemma, and coordination game. The four developments and Kerner’s theory are linked to game theory, and especially to the chicken game. For the first .?→?. transition the density increases at a constant flow rate. Increasing density inc

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Advanced Information Feedback Coupled with an Evolutionary Game in Intelligent Transportation Systeportation systems (ITSs). It, however, has still remained as an unresolved issue and an active research topic due to the complexity of real traffic systems. In this study, we propose two concise and efficient feedback strategies, namely mean velocity difference feedback strategy and congestion coeff

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Solving a Dynamic User-Optimal Route Guidance Problem Based on Joint Strategy Fictitious Play,oute choices for users. In this study, we consider the problem as a multi-player repeated game in a dynamic multi-agent transportation system. We propose a game theory approach based on joint strategy fictitious play by explicitly modeling users’ compliances to route recommendations as an inertia te

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A Psycho-Social Agent-Based Model of Driver Behavior Dynamics,te the drivers’ behavior dynamics under various types of interaction among vehicles. The HESIOD model allows representing the heterogeneity and dynamical processes involved in such control dimensions as risk assessment and time responsiveness of driving behavior (controlled dimension). It is shown t

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Multiple Stakeholders in Road Pricing: A Game Theoretic Approach,, partly conflicting traffic externalities (congestion, air pollution, noise, safety, etcetera) are represented by corresponding players acting on a common network, we obtain a non-cooperative game where each player pursues a different road pricing strategy to control a specific externality. The gam