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Bayesian Demand Calibration for Dynamic Traffic Simulations

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Bayesian Demand Calibration for Dynamic Traffic Simulations

Auteurs : Gunnar Flotterod [Suisse] ; Michel Bierlaire [Allemagne] ; Kai Nagel [Allemagne]

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Abstract

We present an operational framework for the calibration of demand models for dynamic traffic simulations, where calibration refers to the estimation of a structurally predefined model's parameters from real data. Our focus is on disaggregate simulators that represent every traveler individually. We calibrate, also at an individual level, arbitrary choice dimensions within a Bayesian framework, where the analyst's prior knowledge is represented by the dynamic traffic simulator itself and the measurements are comprised of time-dependent traffic counts. The approach is equally applicable to an equilibrium-based planning model and to a telematics model of spontaneous and imperfectly informed drivers. It is based on consistent mathematical arguments, yet it is applicable in a purely simulation-based environment and, as our experimental results show, is capable of handling large scenarios.


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