Urban expressway service level grading method based on vehicle speed discrete characteristics
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of traffic data analysis and state evaluation, in particular to an urban expressway service level grading method based on vehicle speed discrete characteristics.
Background
The discrete phenomenon of the vehicle speed is one of the important characteristics of the non-steady traffic flow and is obviously related to the traffic safety. The vehicle speed discrete characterization indexes comprise speed variance, Standard Deviation (SDS), Coefficient of Variation (CVS) and the like, but are difficult to directly observe due to index values, and the distribution characteristics of the indexes still need model calibration. The correlation study proves the significant correlation between the vehicle speed dispersion and the traffic safety phase, but the dispersion quantification is not introduced into the road service level evaluation method.
The level of service (LOS) is an important indicator of traffic flow operating conditions and the quality of service perceived by drivers and passengers. A scientific and reasonable service level grading method is an important basis for road design, traffic operation efficiency evaluation and real-time accident prediction. Each country holds different grading standards for road service levels. LOS is defined as a measurement standard for describing the quality of a traffic flow running state in the United states road traffic Capacity Manual (HCM), service indexes such as speed, comfort, driving freedom, traffic interference degree and convenience are adopted for classification, and road service levels are divided into six levels from A to F according to a flow-density relation. The degree of congestion (the ratio of the actual traffic volume of a link to the estimated traffic volume on the day) is used as an index for evaluating the level of traffic service for the link in japan. The germany 'road traffic capacity manual' is combined with the self national conditions and takes the road traffic capacity manual (HCM) as a blue book, and a service level grading method for evaluating different traffic facilities from the perspective of users is designed. The service level grading evaluation index is revised by the road engineering technical standard (2014 edition) in China, the road congestion degree is judged by saturation, and the difference between the actual running speed and the free flow speed of the passenger car is used as a secondary evaluation index, so that the method is beneficial exploration for the service level grading research. However, the traffic flow service level division standards have common defects: namely, the classification standard only depends on mobility indexes such as density and flow, neglects safety and reliability indexes such as dispersion and extremum, and cannot comprehensively describe actual characteristics of the road running state.
The vehicle speed dispersion is associated with the traffic flow service Level (LOS), a new LOS judgment standard is established according to the vehicle speed dispersion characteristic index, and the service level is expanded to the dimension of 'safety', so that the maneuverability, reliability and potential safety of the traffic flow are reflected, the fuzzy description of the existing HCM service level grade is effectively avoided, and the method has important application value.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for grading the service level of an urban expressway based on a vehicle speed discrete characteristic aiming at the defects in the prior art so as to solve the problems in the prior art.
The technical problem solved by the invention can be realized by adopting the following technical scheme:
a city expressway service level grading method based on vehicle speed discrete characteristics comprises the following steps:
1) data collection and cleaning
1.1 data Collection
Acquiring relevant data of the vehicle, including time, speed and section, by a license plate recognition system;
1.2 data cleansing
Eliminating data of '0' value and abnormal value caused by abnormal detector, and eliminating all related data within one hour of accident occurrence;
2) vehicle speed feature extraction
2.1, extracting individual space vehicle speed, wherein original data is point vehicle speed and needs to be converted into space vehicle speed to simulate the relation between variables; the statistical time interval was set to 5 minutes, and the following calculations were made:
in the above formula, i represents the grouping of i corresponding to the ith 5 minute interval, where 1. ltoreq. i.ltoreq.Ni;
m represents m observations in the i packet; n is a radical ofiRepresenting the total number of velocity observations for the i packets;
i time average vehicle speed of the group; v. of
m(t
i): the vehicle speed corresponding to the m observation values in the i group;
i grouping the space average vehicle speed;
i grouping the time-averaged vehicle speed variance;
i grouping the space average vehicle speed variance; CVS: i grouping space vehicle speed variance coefficients;
3) associated mobility reliability service level ranking criteria
Associating a mobility reliability service level classification criterion, and describing mobility and reliability of traffic flow; vehicle travel time tt with LOS i defined as k%k%ileNo more than free flow state travel time ttfWhere m is a multiplier greater than 1 and increases with increasing service level LOSi, which is used to improve mobility mttfAnd reliability ttk%ileAssociated therewith, see equation (7) for travel time TT or equation (8) for normalized travel time TT, let TTfSet to 100;
LOS i:ttk%ile≤mttf (7)
LOS i:TTk%ile≤M (8)
in the above formula: i represents numbers from A to E of 1 to 5; TTk%ileStandard travel time, representing k%; m is equal to 100 times M;
assuming that the vehicle speed distribution follows a normal distribution; from this normality assumption and the fitting relation CVS of the measured data (vehicle speed variance coefficient-average speed) is 0.573exp-0.02237SThe vehicle speed probability density and the cumulative density distribution can be obtained, and are shown in formulas (9) and (10); the accumulated density distribution of the normalized travel time under different average speed S levels is shown in a formula (12), and a formula (13) is obtained by converting a formula (8);
wherein f (v) represents a probability density function of a vehicle speed v, which follows a normal distribution with a mean S and a standard deviation SDS; p (v) represents the cumulative density at which the vehicle speed v is less than a certain level r; p (tt) (p (tt)) represents the cumulative density for which the travel time is less than a certain level; l represents a travel distance; ffs represents the freestream vehicle speed; z represents a normal distribution normalization unit.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
and realizing the classification criterion of the associated maneuvering reliability service level by a speed discrete feature extraction algorithm based on the actually measured speed and speed of the single vehicle. The method comprises the steps of firstly selecting a vehicle speed variance coefficient as a characteristic index for describing vehicle speed dispersion based on single-vehicle speed data in field license plate identification data, proposing two service level grading criteria of 'associated vehicle speed variance coefficient' and 'associated maneuvering reliability' by establishing a vehicle speed variance function, and obtaining a new service level grading standard by corresponding a 'variance coefficient-density' fitting result with an existing traditional service level grading graph in a density coordinate manner.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a graph of service level ranking criteria for an associated vehicle speed variance coefficient according to the present invention.
Detailed Description
In order to make the technical means, the creation characteristics, the achievement purposes and the effects of the invention easy to understand, the invention is further described with the specific embodiments.
Referring to fig. 1, the city expressway service level grading method based on the vehicle speed discrete characteristic, provided by the invention, comprises the following steps:
1) data collection and cleaning
1.1 data Collection
Acquiring relevant data of the vehicle, including time, speed and section, by a license plate recognition system;
1.2 data cleansing
Eliminating data of '0' value and abnormal value caused by abnormal detector, and eliminating all related data within one hour of accident occurrence;
2) vehicle speed feature extraction
2.1, extracting individual space vehicle speed, wherein original data is point vehicle speed and needs to be converted into space vehicle speed to simulate the relation between variables; the statistical time interval was set to 5 minutes, and the following calculations were made:
in the above formula, i represents the grouping of i corresponding to the ith 5 minute interval, where 1. ltoreq. i.ltoreq.Ni;
m represents m observations in the i packet; n is a radical ofiRepresenting the total number of velocity observations for the i packets;
i time average vehicle speed of the group; v. of
m(t
i): the vehicle speed corresponding to the m observation values in the i group;
i grouping the space average vehicle speed;
i grouping the time-averaged vehicle speed variance;
i grouping the space average vehicle speed variance; CVS: i grouping space vehicle speed variance coefficients;
3) associated mobility reliability service level ranking criteria
Associating a mobility reliability service level classification criterion, and describing mobility and reliability of traffic flow; vehicle travel time tt with LOS i defined as k%k%ileNo more than free flow state travel time ttfWhere m is a multiplier greater than 1 and increases with increasing service level LOSi, which is used to improve mobility mttfAnd reliability ttk%ileAssociated therewith, see equation (7) for travel time TT or equation (8) for normalized travel time TT, let TTfSet to 100;
LOS i:ttk%ile≤mttf (7)
LOS i:TTk%ile≤M (8)
in the above formula: i represents numbers from A to E of 1 to 5; TTk%ileStandard travel time, representing k%; m is equal to 100 times M;
assuming that the vehicle speed distribution follows a normal distribution; from this normality assumption and the fitting relation CVS of the measured data (vehicle speed variance coefficient-average speed) is 0.573exp-0.02237SThe vehicle speed probability density and the cumulative density distribution can be obtained, and are shown in formulas (9) and (10); normalized travel timeThe cumulative density distribution at the same average speed S level is shown in a formula (12), and a formula (13) is obtained by converting a formula (8);
wherein f (v) represents a probability density function of a vehicle speed v, which follows a normal distribution with a mean S and a standard deviation SDS; p (v) represents the cumulative density at which the vehicle speed v is less than a certain level r; p (tt) (p (tt)) represents the cumulative density for which the travel time is less than a certain level; l represents a travel distance; ffs represents the freestream vehicle speed; z represents a normal distribution normalization unit.
The foregoing shows and describes the general principles and broad features of the present invention and advantages thereof. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, which are described in the specification and illustrated only to illustrate the principle of the present invention, but that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, which fall within the scope of the invention as claimed. The scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims and equivalents thereof.