2017
DOI: 10.17559/tv-20151203230220
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Neuro-fuzzy system modelling for the effects of intelligent transportation on road accident fatalities

Abstract: Original scientific paper This paper proposes a Neuro-fuzzy system for quantitative assessment of the effects of intelligent transportation systems and technologies on road fatalities. The basic idea in developing Neuro-fuzzy system is the fact that intelligent transportation systems and technologies activate some safety mechanisms and in turn the activation of safety mechanisms will have a positive impact on road safety. Nine intelligent transportation systems are selected to study their effects on road safet… Show more

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“…Y=93.1X5 -0.605 X7 -1.408 e 0.00035x1 (7) where: Y = Average yearly number of accidents/zone/year, X1 =Population density, X5 =Percent of bus trips, and X7 =Percentage of street parking.…”
Section: Based On the Regression Analysis The Following Model Was Obtainedmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Y=93.1X5 -0.605 X7 -1.408 e 0.00035x1 (7) where: Y = Average yearly number of accidents/zone/year, X1 =Population density, X5 =Percent of bus trips, and X7 =Percentage of street parking.…”
Section: Based On the Regression Analysis The Following Model Was Obtainedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, ANFIS was implemented to predict traffic hot spots on rural roads [6]. Also, ANFIS has been used to evaluate the impacts of intelligent transportation systems and technologies on number of road accident fatalities [7]. Moreover, ANFIS was used for prediction of traffic accidents [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Security has always been the highest priority in traffic, and today a large number of technologies (video surveillance, speed control, etc.) are present within intelligent transport systems, which have the task of raising safety to an even higher level (Rahimi, 2017). Every day, an increasing number of vehicles are in the streets and so are drivers who do not share the same experience and abilities.…”
Section: Safetymentioning
confidence: 99%