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Libiao Chen1, Qiang Ren2,3, Juncheng Zeng1
1Fujian Expressway Science & Technology Innovation Research Institute Co., Ltd., Fuzhou, Fujian, China.
Abstract:
The implementation of the toll free during holidays makes a large number of traffic jams on the expressway. Real-time and accurate holiday traffic flow forecasts can assist the traffic management department to guide the diversion and reduce the expressway's congestion. However, most of the current prediction methods focus on predicting traffic flow on ordinary working days or weekends. There are fewer studies for festivals and holidays traffic flow prediction, it is challenging to predict holiday traffic flow accurately because of its sudden and irregular characteristics. Therefore, we put forward a data-driven expressway traffic flow prediction model based on holidays. Firstly, Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) gantry data and toll data are preprocessed to realize data integrity and accuracy. Secondly, after Complete Ensemble Empirical Mode Decomposition with Adaptive Noise (CEEMDAN) processing, the preprocessed traffic flow is sorted into trend terms and random terms, and the spatial-temporal correlation and heterogeneity of each component are captured simultaneously using the Spatial-Temporal Synchronous Graph Convolutional Networks (STSGCN) model. Finally, the fluctuating traffic flow of holidays is predicted using Fluctuation Coefficient Method (FCM). Through experiments of real ETC gantry data and toll data in Fujian Province, this method is superior to all baseline methods and has achieved good results. It can provide reference for future public travel choices and further road network operation.
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