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Traffic simulation with ARTIST

Wolfgang Krautter, Thomas Bleile, Dietrich Manstetten, Thomas Schwab

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Abstract

The article describes a flexible traffic simulation environment ARTIST (Advanced Research Tool for Indoor Simulation of Traffic). The modeling and simulation styles are not hard-wired in the system, but can be expressed by the user. Thus, ARTIST can be used for a variety of simulation tasks, from the simulation of driver assistance systems to the lay-out of control strategies of traffic management systems. The architecture of the software will be described, together with some real-world applications.

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The article describes a flexible traffic simulation environment ARTIST (Advanced Research Tool for Indoor Simulation of Traffic). The modeling and simulation styles are not hard-wired in the system, but can be expressed by the user. Thus, ARTIST can be used for a variety of simulation tasks, from the simulation of driver assistance systems to the lay-out of control strategies of traffic management systems. The architecture of the software will be described, together with some real-world applications.

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The article describes a flexible traffic simulation environment ARTIST (Advanced Research Tool for Indoor Simulation of Traffic). The modeling and simulation styles are not hard-wired in the system, but can be expressed by the user. Thus, ARTIST can be used for a variety of simulation tasks, from the simulation of driver assistance systems to the lay-out of control strategies of traffic management systems. The architecture of the software will be described, together with some real-world applications.

Key concepts: Variety (cybernetics), Computer science, Traffic simulation, Simulation software, Architecture, Software, Control (management), Network traffic simulation

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