Multi-Layer Traffic Signal Control Model Based on Fuzzy Control and Genetic Algorithm
Ruimin Li, Jiangang Lu, Huapu Lu
Abstract
Ruimin Li, Jiangang Lu, Huapu Lu
Abstract
In this paper, we propose a multi-layer traffic signal fuzzy control model based on genetic algorithm (GA) for isolated intersections. The model includes three layers. The first layer is traffic demand prediction. By using a comprehensive index, traffic demand intensities (TDI), we estimate the traffic demand of each approach lane during green time. The second layer, called phase sequence fuzzy controller, is implemented to optimize signal phases according to traffic flow conditions. The third layer is green time fuzzy controller. TDI and the phase sequence are used to determine whether the current signal phase will be extended or terminated. In our research, generic algorithm will be adopted to determine the membership function of this multi-layer fuzzy control model. The performance of this control model will be compared to the model without membership function optimization at a simulated four-approach intersection, which will show the control model presented outperforms the traditional model in reducing average total delay at an intersection.
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In this paper, we propose a multi-layer traffic signal fuzzy control model based on genetic algorithm (GA) for isolated intersections. The model includes three layers. The first layer is traffic demand prediction. By using a comprehensive index, traffic demand intensities (TDI), we estimate the traffic demand of each approach lane during green time. The second layer, called phase sequence fuzzy controller, is implemented to optimize signal phases according to traffic flow conditions. The third layer is green time fuzzy controller. TDI and the phase sequence are used to determine whether the current signal phase will be extended or terminated. In our research, generic algorithm will be adopted to determine the membership function of this multi-layer fuzzy control model. The performance of this control model will be compared to the model without membership function optimization at a simulated four-approach intersection, which will show the control model presented outperforms the traditional model in reducing average total delay at an intersection.
Key concepts: Intersection (aeronautics), Genetic algorithm, Controller (irrigation), Fuzzy logic, Computer science, Traffic flow (computer networking), SIGNAL (programming language), Fuzzy control system