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Road Network Determination by Cellular Automata Traffic Flow Simulation

Eisuke Kita, Wataru Nanya, Yukiko WAKITA, Tatsuhiro Tamaki

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Braess's Paradox pointed out that, when a new road is added for increasing road capacity, total capacity of whole road network is reduced in any case. It is pointed out by other study that Braess's Paradox disappears at the high traffic density. The aim of this study is to discuss the appearance of Braess's Paradox at the different traffic density. At the different traffic density, the road network is determined so as to maximize the traffic amount by the help of the optimization algorithm and the traffic simulator. The results show that the optimized road network depends on the traffic density.

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Braess's Paradox pointed out that, when a new road is added for increasing road capacity, total capacity of whole road network is reduced in any case. It is pointed out by other study that Braess's Paradox disappears at the high traffic density. The aim of this study is to discuss the appearance of Braess's Paradox at the different traffic density. At the different traffic density, the road network is determined so as to maximize the traffic amount by the help of the optimization algorithm and the traffic simulator. The results show that the optimized road network depends on the traffic density.

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Braess's Paradox pointed out that, when a new road is added for increasing road capacity, total capacity of whole road network is reduced in any case. It is pointed out by other study that Braess's Paradox disappears at the high traffic density. The aim of this study is to discuss the appearance of Braess's Paradox at the different traffic density. At the different traffic density, the road network is determined so as to maximize the traffic amount by the help of the optimization algorithm and the traffic simulator. The results show that the optimized road network depends on the traffic density.

Key concepts: Cellular automaton, Traffic flow (computer networking), Computer science, Traffic network, Traffic congestion reconstruction with Kerner's three-phase theory, Transport engineering, Traffic optimization, Traffic generation model

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