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GIS map updating algorithm based on new road finding
GUO Sen, QIN Guihe, XIAO Xiao, REN Pengfei, SUN Minghui
Journal of Computer Applications    2016, 36 (9): 2616-2619.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2016.09.2616
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Aiming at the problem of high cost and long time consumption of updating the electronic map in navigation system, a new road judgment and electron map updating algorithm based on failure data screening was proposed, which utilized the circumstances of unsuccessful matching between the history GPS track of floating vehicle and the current electronic map. First of all, the main direction of the travel path was judged by calculating the horizontal and vertical spans of all the failure points. Secondly, elegant point screening was used to cull the misregistration groups of data points due to the malfunction of the on-board GPS equipment; then the linear least square method was used for the linear fitting of failure-matching abnormal trajectory to determine the position and direction of the track; the positioning data point groups with large error were culled by angle screening. Finally, the screened trajectory data was fused and ordered by the main direction. Combined with the road network structure of electronic map, the new road was inserted into the current road network according to the matching results of the endpoints of the new road. Experiments were conducted on the electronic map of a local area network of some city. Experimental results show that the method can accurately determine and screen the new road, and rightly insert the new road into the current network structure of the electronic map.
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Improved Dijkstra algorithm with traffic rule constraints
REN Pengfei, QIN Guihe, DONG Jinnan, LI Bin, ZHENG Xiaotian
Journal of Computer Applications    2015, 35 (9): 2503-2507.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2015.09.2503
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Traditional Dijkstra algorithm cannot adapt for the transportation network with traffic rule constraints during path planning. In order to solve this problem, based on the previous network models and algorithms, an improved Dijkstra algorithm with traffic rule constraints was proposed. It added new "to be selected state" and "renewable state" on the nodes, to solve the problem of nodes with traffic rule constraints. Meanwhile, grandfather node was introduced, thereby generating triples information of each node in the traffic network. Therefore, taking this as a backtrack basis, the shortest path from the starting node to the destination node could be obtained. This algorithm is not only applicable to the transportation network with traffic rule constraints but with low complexity. The correctness of the algorithm was verified through theoretical analysis. The effectiveness of the algorithm is verified through experimental tests carried out with actual traffic network in Chaoyang District of Changchun city and random added traffic rule constraints.
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Washout control and stability analysis for cyclic traffic flows
XUE Peng REN Pengfei WANG Hua
Journal of Computer Applications    2014, 34 (2): 597-600.  
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Concerning the traffic jams due to bad speed control for cyclic traffic flows, a suppression method was proposed on Washout control. With optimal velocity function, a nonlinear dynamic mathematical model for cyclic traffic flow was derived. To reduce the unreasonable factors of taking drivers' sensitivities as main parameters, Washout control was employed to obtain stability on its equilibrium. Parameters to keep system stability were also considered by using small gain theorem. Simulating a cyclic traffic flow with 20 cars, the simulation results show that the traffic flow reaches its equilibrium in 100 seconds with the proposed controller.
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