How to Transform Real Time Traffic Information into a Historical Database Used for Dynamic Routing

Rothkrantz, Leon

How to Transform Real Time Traffic Information into a Historical Database Used for Dynamic Routing

Conference paper (2019)

Authors

Leon Rothkrantz Interactive Intelligence

Research Group

Interactive Intelligence

Experiments Dynamic routing Shortest path algorithm Dynamic Dijkstra algorithm Historic database

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2019

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English

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Interactive Intelligence

Abstract

Most routing devices use real time traffic information. It proved that the first hours of a new day can be used to find a good matching day in the past. The traffic data from the matching day can be used to predict traffic streams on the current day. We designed a historic database storing traffic information from real time available public domain databases. A dynamic version of the well-known Dijkstra shortest path algorithm was used to design a dynamic routing algorithm.

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