智能交通系统中紧急行为的确定与控制

J.L. Overbolt, W.K. Krill, K. Cheok
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智能交通系统(ITS)是信息处理、通信、电子等领域现有技术和新兴技术的集成,用于解决地面交通问题。智能交通系统技术的一个具体用途是整合各种车载传感器,以帮助驾驶员高效、安全地驾驶车辆。一系列独立的ITS实体之间和/或与其环境之间的相互作用,可能导致高度复杂行为或属性的发展(或出现)。在大多数情况下,这些行为是最初的系统设计者没有预料到的。系统不稳定的可能性是一个明确的担忧。智能交通系统有可能产生这些意想不到的影响。本文将研究当前用于预测和控制复杂驾驶辅助系统中不可预测行为出现的方法,特别是集中在最大限度地减少这种现象对地面车辆性能、稳定性和安全性的总体影响。
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Determining and controlling emergent behavior in intelligent transportation systems
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are the integration of current and emerging technologies in fields such as information processing, communications, and electronics applied to solving surface transportation problems. One specific use of ITS technologies seeks to incorporate a variety of on-board sensors to assist the driver in the efficient and safe operation of a vehicle. The interaction of a series of independent ITS entities amongst themselves and/or with their environment, can lead to the development (or emergence) of highly complex behaviors or properties. In most cases these behaviors will be unanticipated by the original system designer. The potential for systems instability is a definite concern. Intelligent transportation systems have the potential for generating these undesired effects. This paper will examine the current methods used to predict and control the emergence of unpredictable behaviors in complex driving assistance systems, especially concentrating on minimizing the overall effects of this phenomenon on the performance, stability and safety of ground vehicles.
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