2019
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1160/1/012014
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Vehicular flow analysis and diagnosis of the public transport

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“…Since the road accident rate is an event that occurs within the field of transport and in public spaces, it should be remembered that the accident rate is the effective realization of risk options widely modeled and studied for public transport (Rojas Sánchez et al 2019), (Hidalgo et al 2013) of cargo and transport (Malagón Acosta et al 2012), (Samba et al 2011) The techniques used to model and predict road accidents are summarized and studied extensively, some studies find that the best forecasting method includes two or more groups of techniques in order to obtain accident forecasts (Gutierrez-Osorio & Pedraza 2020), techniques that include simulation (Huang et al 2016), (F. Gómez & Bocarejo, 2015), (Otero-Niño et al 2019), techniques that in turn make use of behavior and modeling from the claims, previous data collected and the stability or variation of the data in the generation of vehicular traffic (Holguín-Veras et al, 2011) technologies separate from the data collection (Silva et al 2015), and used to the allocation of resources in the management of claims risks (Adler et al 2014), (Gallison & Andresen 2017), (Giacopassi & Forde 2000). In Colombia, the development of different models for different cities in the country for various purposes is verified (Quintero 2015); (García et al 2016).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the road accident rate is an event that occurs within the field of transport and in public spaces, it should be remembered that the accident rate is the effective realization of risk options widely modeled and studied for public transport (Rojas Sánchez et al 2019), (Hidalgo et al 2013) of cargo and transport (Malagón Acosta et al 2012), (Samba et al 2011) The techniques used to model and predict road accidents are summarized and studied extensively, some studies find that the best forecasting method includes two or more groups of techniques in order to obtain accident forecasts (Gutierrez-Osorio & Pedraza 2020), techniques that include simulation (Huang et al 2016), (F. Gómez & Bocarejo, 2015), (Otero-Niño et al 2019), techniques that in turn make use of behavior and modeling from the claims, previous data collected and the stability or variation of the data in the generation of vehicular traffic (Holguín-Veras et al, 2011) technologies separate from the data collection (Silva et al 2015), and used to the allocation of resources in the management of claims risks (Adler et al 2014), (Gallison & Andresen 2017), (Giacopassi & Forde 2000). In Colombia, the development of different models for different cities in the country for various purposes is verified (Quintero 2015); (García et al 2016).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%