A Comparative Study of Longitudinal Vehicle Control Systems in
Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Connected Corridor
Brian King,
Jordan Olson,
Kayla Hamilton
et al.
Abstract:<div>Vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) connectivity technology presents the opportunity
for vehicles to perform autonomous longitudinal control to navigate safely and
efficiently through sequences of V2I-enabled intersections, known as connected
corridors. Existing research has proposed several control systems to navigate
these corridors while minimizing energy consumption and travel time. This
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