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Area of Science:

  • Intelligent Transportation Systems
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Traffic Safety Engineering

Background:

  • Accurate traffic crash risk identification is vital for Host vehicle (HoV) safety in mixed traffic environments with Neighboring vehicles (NeVs).
  • Traditional methods struggle with imprecise, fuzzy data, unlike human drivers who use subjective semantic assessments.
  • Existing approaches lack flexibility and generalization in handling imperfect information for risk analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a novel traffic crash risk analysis framework, Token Tree Generation and Parsing (TTGP), that integrates human-like fuzzy logic with data-driven methods.
  • To enhance the ability of HoVs to manage and analyze fuzzy information for improved risk assessment.
  • To develop a system capable of accurately identifying traffic crash risks even with imperfect data.

Main Methods:

  • The Token Tree Generation and Parsing (TTGP) framework comprises two modules: Token Tree Generation (Module 1) and Token Tree Parsing (Module 2).
  • Module 1 utilizes the token-tree-of-thoughts method to convert traffic regulations and vehicle data into token trees, simulating human fuzzy semantics.
  • Module 2 employs integrated encoders and decoders to extract semantic features and determine crash risk levels from the tokenized data.

Main Results:

  • Experiments demonstrated TTGP's capability to accurately analyze traffic risk using imprecise data in complex interweaving highway and urban expressway areas.
  • TTGP significantly outperformed traditional methods, including Tree, Naïve Bayes, RUSBoost, and Efficient Logistic Regression models.
  • The framework showed enhanced flexibility, generalization, and reliability in risk assessment compared to existing approaches.

Conclusions:

  • The TTGP framework offers a robust solution for traffic crash risk analysis, effectively handling fuzzy information.
  • This study bridges a critical gap in HoV risk assessment by incorporating knowledge-driven, human-like fuzzy logic.
  • TTGP represents a significant advancement in developing safer and more reliable autonomous driving systems.