Traffic Model
Traffic modeling aims to create accurate representations of vehicular movement to optimize transportation systems and improve safety. Current research emphasizes data-driven approaches, employing deep learning architectures like transformers and neural networks (including physics-informed and generative adversarial networks) to capture complex spatiotemporal dynamics and driver behavior, often incorporating macroscopic and microscopic models. These advancements are crucial for applications such as autonomous vehicle development, traffic control optimization, and the development of more realistic and controllable driving simulators, ultimately leading to improved efficiency and safety in transportation networks.
Papers
An Approach to Systematic Data Acquisition and Data-Driven Simulation for the Safety Testing of Automated Driving Functions
Leon Eisemann, Mirjam Fehling-Kaschek, Henrik Gommel, David Hermann, Marvin Klemp, Martin Lauer, Benjamin Lickert, Florian Luettner, Robin Moss, Nicole Neis, Maria Pohle, Simon Romanski, Daniel Stadler, Alexander Stolz, Jens Ziehn, Jingxing Zhou
MTDT: A Multi-Task Deep Learning Digital Twin
Nooshin Yousefzadeh, Rahul Sengupta, Yashaswi Karnati, Anand Rangarajan, Sanjay Ranka