A modified social force model considering collision avoidance based on empirical studies

IF 2.2 3区物理与天体物理 Q2 MECHANICS

Journal of Statistical Mechanics: Theory and Experiment Pub Date : 2024-08-20 DOI:10.1088/1742-5468/ad65e4

Weisong Liu, Jun Zhang, Abdul Rahim Rasa, Weiguo Song

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<bold>Abstract</bold> Avoiding collisions between pedestrians is not based solely on geometric approaches, but also involves human social conventions. Previous collision avoidance models on pedestrians often overlooked the significance of personal space and intrusion variations of intruders such as intrusion angles, intrusion extents and danger levels. The avoidance behavior of pedestrians is affected by the relative position, movement direction and distance from their initial position to the path intersection point with the intruders. To build and calibrate a pedestrian avoidance model, virtual reality and realistic experiments with dynamic and static intruders were conducted under different conditions. The critical avoidance boundary, avoidance process function and probability of avoidance side are analyzed from the experiments. Through a comparative analysis, the differences between personal and geometric space required for avoidance were identified. Moreover, an avoidance model that calculates the steering angle based on the kinematic constraints and relative position of intruders is incorporated into the social force model in this study. It successfully replicates pedestrian avoidance behavior when faced with both static and dynamic intruders, and offers a valuable tool for addressing complex pedestrian movements in highly competitive spatial environments.

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基于实证研究的考虑避撞的修正社会力模型

摘要避免行人之间的碰撞不仅仅是基于几何方法，还涉及人类的社会习俗。以往的行人避撞模型往往忽视了个人空间和入侵者入侵变化的重要性，如入侵角度、入侵范围和危险程度。行人的避撞行为受其初始位置到入侵者路径交叉点的相对位置、移动方向和距离的影响。为了建立和校准行人回避模型，我们在不同条件下对动态和静态入侵者进行了虚拟现实和现实实验。实验分析了临界避让边界、避让过程函数和避让侧概率。通过对比分析，确定了避让所需的个人空间和几何空间之间的差异。此外，本研究还在社会力模型中加入了根据运动学约束和入侵者相对位置计算转向角的避让模型。该模型成功地再现了行人在面对静态和动态入侵者时的避让行为，为在高度竞争的空间环境中处理复杂的行人运动提供了有价值的工具。

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Journal of Statistical Mechanics: Theory and Experiment 物理-力学

CiteScore

4.50

自引率

12.50%

发文量

210

审稿时长

1.0 months

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