Titlebook: Dynamic Urban Transportation Network Models; Theory and Implicati Bin Ran,David E. Boyce Book 19941st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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An Ideal Dynamic User-Optimal Route Choice Modelrevious . DUO route choice model in an important respect: route equilibrium is based on actual travel times rather than instantaneous travel times at the time of the choice. In Section 7.1, additional network flow constraints and the definition of ideal DUO state are presented. The equivalent equali

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Stochastic Dynamic User-Optimal Route Choice Models congestion delay. However, drivers may or may not rely on the information provided by the route guidance system to adjust their departure times and routes. Furthermore, drivers without navigation systems do not have perfect information on the network traffic and must use their own experience and pe

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Solution Algorithms for Stochastic Dynamic User-Optimal Route Choice Modelsdels previously presented in Chapters 5 and 7. To solve these models for large networks, we need to develop solution algorithms avoiding route enumeration. Thus, the stochastic dynamic network algorithms in this chapter are link-based procedures that avoid route enumeration and perform dynamic assig

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Dynamic System-Optimal Route Choice and Congestion Pricingint set for DSO route choice models can be much more comprehensive, including constraints such as the capacity and oversaturation spillback constraints. However, the more constraints we have, the more difficult will be the solution algorithm. Thus, for large-scale networks, we need to make a trade-o

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