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Cascading failures occur commonly in congested complex networks, where it may be expressed as the process of generation, diffusion and dissipation of congestion. Different from betweeness centrality, we introduce congestion effects to determine the load on the node. In terms of user equilibrium...
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In this work, we study the statistical properties of transportation dynamics considering congestion effects, based on the standard Barabási–Albert scale-free model. In terms of user equilibrium (UE) condition, congestion effects can be described by cost function. Simulation results...
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In this paper, an evolution traffic network model considering the influence of the next-nearest neighbor is constructed. Using the model, we focus on studying the topology of the evolution traffic network in order to understand the traffic dynamics better. First, the influence of the...
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An alternative floor field (FF) model is proposed by incorporating the agitated behavior and elastic characteristics of pedestrians. The agitated behavior which is regarded as an important factor to pedestrian dynamics is depicted by introducing a parameter to revise the transition probability...
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In this paper, we use a two-lane CA model to investigate the effect of a bus stop between two neighbouring intersections on the capacity of the bus. Both the case of a bus stop with a special stopping lane and that of one without are considered. The capacity versus the distance LB(LD) between...
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In this paper, a new two-dimensional car-following model is proposed to depict the features of mixed traffic flow consisting of motorized vehicles (m-vehicle) and non-motorized vehicles (nm-vehicle), based on the two-dimensional optimal velocity (OV) model by Nakayama et al. [A. Nakayama, K....
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The aim of this work is to investigate the combined effect of the signalized intersection and its near-by bus stop, by using a two-lane CA model. Four cases that the stop locates upstream or downstream the intersection, and ones with the special stop lane or not are considered. The effect of the...
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The synchronized flow traffic phase of Kerner’s three-phase traffic theory can be well reproduced by the model proposed by Jiang and Wu [R. Jiang, Q.S. Wu, J. Phys. A: Math. Gen. 36 (2003) 381]. But in the Jiang and Wu model, the rule for brake light–after switching on, the brake light will...
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The volume–capacity ratio (v/c) is one of the most important indexes to measure the congestion of a traffic network. If v/c is very small, the traffic demand is deficient and/or the transportation supply or capacity is surplus, leading to a waste of capacity; on the contrary, a large value of...
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Introducing utility to describe the attractions of nodes in this work, we propose and study a simple asymmetrical evolving network model, considering both preferential attachment and random (controlled by probability p). That is, the utility increment Δui≠Δuj when connecting node i to node...
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