atefi - a descentralized fix time algorithm for signal control
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Abstract
This work proposes the presentation of a decentralized fixed time algorithm (ATEFI), with the purpose of finding optimized traffic light times. The results of the algorithm will be compared with commercial software called TRANSYT. The objective is to minimize the delay and the comparison of different strategies, trying to obtain a low cost solution for the urban traffic management problems.
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| Authors | ;Edmar Nagayama;Lucas Varasquim;Ernesto Fernando Ferreyra Ramírez;Juliani Chico Piai;Silvia Galvão de Souza Cervantes |
| Journal | proceeding - 2018 international seminar on intelligent technology and its application, isitia 2018 |
| Year | 2009 |
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