Network Sensor Error Quantification and Flow Reconstruction Using Deep Learning
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2020-09-01
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Abstract:This study approaches the problem of quantifying the network sensor errors as a supervised learning problem and leveraging deep neural networks to map observed traffic flow counts to the systematic errors in the sensors. The author aims at building a model that could reconstruct the erroneous flow irrespective of the level of random noise in the sensors, which is unknown in the real-world. By reconstructing the erroneous flow with high accuracy, the transportation planners could gauge the true traffic flow demand in the network and can make informed infrastructure related decisions.
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Content Notes:This is a thesis manuscript published in the University of California open access publication repository, eScholarship and sponsored by the USDOT UTC program. Please cite this manuscript as Maheshwari, S. (2020). Network Sensor Error Quantification and Flow Reconstruction Using Deep Learning. UC Davis: Institute of Transportation Studies. Retrieved from https://escholarship.org/uc/item/2qk093gx
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