2020
DOI: 10.25073/2588-1086/vnucsce.236
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A Hybrid Method Based on Genetic Algorithm and Ant Colony System for Traffic Routing Optimization

Abstract: TThis paper presents a hybrid method that combines the genetic algorithm (GA) and the ant colony system algorithm (ACS), namely GACS, to solve the traffic routing problem. In the proposed framework, we use the genetic algorithm to optimize the ACS parameters in order to attain the best trips and travelling time through several novel functions to help ants to update the global and local pheromones. The GACS framework is implemented using the VANETsim package and the real city maps from the open street map proje… Show more

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“…update is also required to reduce the probability of the visited path being reselected, increase the exploration of the unvisited area, and avoid falling into local optimum. When an ant selects a new node, it needs to update the local pheromone according to formula (9). (9) In the formula, ξ is the local pheromone volatilization coefficient…”
Section: Local Pheromone Update Rulesmentioning
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“…update is also required to reduce the probability of the visited path being reselected, increase the exploration of the unvisited area, and avoid falling into local optimum. When an ant selects a new node, it needs to update the local pheromone according to formula (9). (9) In the formula, ξ is the local pheromone volatilization coefficient…”
Section: Local Pheromone Update Rulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When an ant selects a new node, it needs to update the local pheromone according to formula (9). (9) In the formula, ξ is the local pheromone volatilization coefficient…”
Section: Local Pheromone Update Rulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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