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    Connected Vehicle Trajectory–Based Estimation of Cycle-by-Cycle Traffic Volume: A Deep Learning–Based Approach Considering Slowed Vehicles and Spatiotemporal Shockwave Dissipation

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    2026
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    Algomaiah, Majeed
    Xu, Yifan
    Li, Zhixia
    Wei, Heng
    Wang, Song
    Gao, Lu
    Liu, Kaixin
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    AbstractMany existing approaches for estimating cycle-by-cycle traffic volume from vehicle trajectories require either a high market penetration rate of sampled trajectories or auxiliary intersection data (e.g., detector counts or calibrated parameters), ...Practical ApplicationsTraffic signal optimization and congestion management rely heavily on accurate, real-time traffic-volume data. Traditionally, transportation agencies collect these data using fixed sensors (e.g., inductive loops), which can be costly ...
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