Trip Purposes of Automobile Users Inference Using Multi-day Traffic Monitoring Data

Determining trip purpose is an important link to explore travel rules. In this paper,we takea utomobile users in urban areas as the research object,combine unsupervised learning and supervised learningm ethods to analyze their travel characteristics,and focus on the classification and prediction of automobileu sers’trip purposes. However,previous studies on trip purposes mainly focused on questionnaires and GPSd ata,which cannot well reflect the characteristics of automobile travel. In order to avoid the multi-dayb ehavior variability and unobservable heterogeneity of individual characteristics ignored in traditional traffic questionnaires,traffic monitoring data from the Northern District of Qingdao are used,and the K-meansc lustering method is applied to estimate the trip purposes of automobile users. Then,Adaptive Boosting(AdaBoost)and Random Forest(RF)methods are used to classify and predict trip purposes. Finally,ther esult shows:(1)the purpose of automobile users can be mainly divided into four clusters,which includeC ommuting trips,Flexible life demand travel in daytime,Evening entertainment and leisure shopping,andT axi-based trips for the first three types of purposes,respectively;(2)the Random Forest method performss ignificantly better than AdaBoost in trip purpose prediction for higher accuracy;(3)the average predictiona ccuracy of Random Forest under hyper-parameters optimization reaches96.25%,which proves the feasibilitya nd rationality of the above clustering results.

Research on P2P Traffic Monitoring System based on DPI Technology

This paper focuses on the key technologies of P2P technology and network traffic monitoring, which focuses on AC automaton and bypass interference control technology, and on based of it, we design a new P2P traffic monitoring system. The system uses DPI and DFI recognition technology, as well as straight loss and bypass interference control technology, basically meet the recognition and control of P2P traffic. Finally, the test results show that this system recognition accuracy of P2P traffic is high, good control effect, function and performance meet the design requirements.

Two States CBR Modeling of Data Source in Dynamic Traffic Monitoring Sensor Networks

Real traffic information was analyzed in the statistical characteristics and approximated as a Gaussian time series. A data source model, called two states constant bit rate (TSCBR), was proposed in dynamic traffic monitoring sensor networks. Analysis of autocorrelation of the models shows that the proposed TSCBR model matches with the statistical characteristics of real data source closely. To further verify the validity of the TSCBR data source model, the performance metrics of power consumption and network lifetime was studied in the evaluation of sensor media access control (SMAC) algorithm. The simulation results show that compared with traditional data source models, TSCBR model can significantly improve accuracy of the algorithm evaluation.

Real-time vehicle tracking for traffic monitoring systems

A real-time vehicle tracking method is proposed for trattlC monitoring system at roau mte^cc- tions, and the vehicle tracking module consists of an initialization stage and a tracking stage. Li- cense plate location based on edge density and color analysis is used to detect the license plate re- gion for tracking initialization. In the tracking stage, covariance matching is employed to track the license plate. Genetic algorithm is used to reduce the computational cost. Real-time image tracking of multi-lane vehicles is achieved. In the experiment, test videos are recorded in advance by record- ers of actual E-police systems erage false detection rate and at several different city intersections. In the tracking module, the av- missed plates rate are 1.19%, and 1.72%, respectively.

Network traffic classification:Techniques,datasets,and challenges

In network traffic classification,it is important to understand the correlation between network traffic and its causal application,protocol,or service group,for example,in facilitating lawful interception,ensuring the quality of service,preventing application choke points,and facilitating malicious behavior identification.In this paper,we review existing network classification techniques,such as port-based identification and those based on deep packet inspection,statistical features in conjunction with machine learning,and deep learning algorithms.We also explain the implementations,advantages,and limitations associated with these techniques.Our review also extends to publicly available datasets used in the literature.Finally,we discuss existing and emerging challenges,as well as future research directions.

Waterbomb-origami inspired triboelectric nanogenerator for smart pavement-integrated traffic monitoring

With a rapid development of intelligent transportation systems(ITSs),traffic monitoring has gained increasing attention.Here,we present a new kind of waterbomb-origami-inspired triboelectric nanogenerator(WO-TENG)as a traffic monitoring system to integrate smart pavement with lightweight,cost-effective,excellent deformability,flexibility,and self-rebounding properties.The electrical performance is significantly improved by more than 67%compared with current origami-based TENG,and multi tribo-pairs have great synchronicity.The fully-packaged self-driven WO-TENG is further developed to integrate smart pavement,which can successfully decouple the influence of vehicle speed and weight on the sensing accuracy.This phenomenon demonstrates the feasibility and stability of the WO-TENG for traffic monitoring.Independently of the voltage amplitude and time interval electrical wave,vehicle speed,number of vehicles,and types of vehicles can be further evaluated accurately.This work can not only address the challenge of traditional traffic monitoring system,but also promote the development of TENG based self-powered sensors in ITSs.

Analysis of the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Transportation

With the advancement of the information age,the transportation industry has experienced rapid growth,leading to an expansion in the scale and number of highway constructions.However,this development has also given rise to numerous traffic issues,including frequent vehicle congestion and traffic accidents.To address these problems,it is essential to leverage modern technology for real-time information collection and analysis,providing robust technical support for intelligent transportation systems.This paper focuses on artificial intelligence(AI)technology,explaining its concept and its role in intelligent transportation.It reviews the various application areas and analyzes the use of AI in intelligent transportation.Finally,it proposes strategies for applying AI to promote the healthy development of intelligent transportation systems.

Characterizing Internet Backbone Traffic Based on Deep Packets Inpection and Deep Flows Inspection

Based on the massive data collected with a passive network monitoring equipment placed in China＇s backbone, we present a deep insight into the network backbone traffic and evaluate various ways for inproving traffic classifying efficiency in this pa- per. In particular, the study has scrutinized the net- work traffic in terms of protocol types and signatures, flow length, and port distffoution, from which mean- ingful and interesting insights on the current Intemet of China from the perspective of both the packet and flow levels are derived. We show that the classifica- tion efficiency can be greatly irrproved by using the information of preferred ports of the network applica- tions. Quantitatively, we find two traffic duration thresholds, with which 40% of TCP flows and 70% of UDP flows can be excluded from classification pro- cessing while the in^act on classification accuracy is trivial, i.e., the classification accuracy can still reach a high level by saving 85% of the resources.

Large-Scale Traffic Characterization of Chinese Multimedia Messaging Service Using Hadoop

Recently, there have been many mo- bile value-added services in the Chinese mo- bile telecommunication market nowadays. Am- ong them, the characteristics of Multimedia Mes- saging Service （MMS） have not yet been fully understood. In this paper, with the help of a cloud computing platform, we investigated the flow-level charactefistcs of Chinese MMS. All of the experimental data were collected by the TMS equipment deployed in a major node in Sou- them China. The collection time spanned six mo- nths. We performed high-level analysis to show the basic distributions of MMS characteristics. Then, by analysing the detailed MMS features, we determined the distribution of personal MMS, and made a comprehensive comparison between 2G and 3G MMS. Finally, we tried to build a model on the personal MMS inter-arrival time, and we found that the Weibull distribution was optimum.

Design of a d_(33)-mode piezocomposite electricity generating element and its application to bridge monitoring

The piezoelectric effect is used in sensing applications such as in force and displacement sensors.However,the brittleness and low performance of piezoceramic lead zirconate titanate(PZT) often impede its applicability in civil structures which are subjected to large loads.The concept of a piezocomposite electricity generating element(PCGE) has been proposed for improving the electricity generation performance and overcoming the brittleness of piezoceramic wafers.The post-curing residual stress in the PZT layer constitutes a main reason for the PCGE's enhanced performance,and the outer epoxy-based composites protect the brittle PZT layer.A d33-mode PCGE designed for bridge monitoring application was inserted in a bridge bearing to provide a permanent and simple weigh-in-motion system.The designed PCGEs were tested through a series of tests including fatigue and dynamic tests to verify their applicability for monitoring purposes in a bridge structure.A simple beam example was presented to show the applicability of the proposed bridge bearing equipped with the PCGE for adequately measuring the traffic loads.

Redundant discrete wavelet transforms based moving object recognition and tracking

A method for moving object recognition and tracking in the intelligent traffic monitoring system is presented. For the shortcomings and deficiencies of the frame-subtraction method, a redundant discrete wavelet transform （RDWT） based moving object recognition algorithm is put forward, which directly detects moving objects in the redundant discrete wavelet transform domain. An improved adaptive mean-shift algorithm is used to track the moving object in the follow up frames. Experimental results show that the algorithm can effectively extract the moving object, even though the object is similar to the background, and the results are better than the traditional frame-subtraction method. The object tracking is accurate without the impact of changes in the size of the object. Therefore the algorithm has a certain practical value and prospect.