Themes and Trends in Global Maritime Journals Using Keyword Network Analysis

Jhang, Se-Eun; Park, Ho-Min; Deng, Yaochen; Lee, Sunghwa

doi:10.54007/ijmaf.2020.12.2.37

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“…Centrality analysis is a type of network analysis methodology that indexes the actors that make up a network and determines the most important actor among them. This methodology is used in various fields such as anthropology [50], economics [51], and urban development [52].…”

Section: Degree Centrality Analysismentioning

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An Application of a Deep Q-Network Based Dynamic Fare Bidding System to Improve the Use of Taxi Services during Off-Peak Hours in Seoul

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The problem of structural imbalance in terms of supply and demand due to changes in traffic patterns by time zone has been continuously raised in the mobility market. In Korea, unlike large overseas cities, the waiting time tolerance increases during the daytime when supply far exceeds demand, resulting in a large loss of operating profit. The purpose of this study is to increase taxi demand and further improve driver’s profits through real-time fare discounts during off-peak daytime hours in Seoul, Korea. To this end, we propose a real-time fare bidding system among taxi drivers based on a dynamic pricing scheme and simulate the appropriate fare discount level for each regional time zone. The driver-to-driver fare competition system consists of simulating fare competition based on the multi-agent Deep Q-Network method after developing a fare discount index that reflects the supply and demand level of each region in 25 districts in Seoul. According to the optimal fare discount level analysis in the off-peak hours, the lower the OI Index, which means the level of demand relative to supply, the higher the fare discount rate. In addition, an analysis of drivers’ profits and matching rates according to the distance between the origin and destination of each region showed up to 89% and 65% of drivers who actively offered discounts on fares. The results of this study in the future can serve as the foundation of a fare adjustment system for varying demand and supply situations in the Korean mobility market.

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Section: Degree Centrality Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%