2006 · 20 citations · 4 references
ComputingAutonomous SystemsComputer ScienceAutonomous VehiclesMachine LearningVehicle DynamicsIntelligent Transportation SystemsPattern RecognitionTraffic EngineeringTraffic OperationsTraffic Signal ControlTrajectory AnalysisMachine Learning ClassificationMachine Learning For Traffic AnalysisOffline Data ProcessingTraffic ClassificationTrajectory ClassificationTrajectory MiningTrajectory ProcessingTransition Detection
This work addresses the application of a machine-learning approach to classify ATC trajectory segments from recorded opportunity traffic. It is based on the mode probabilities estimated by an IMM tracking filter operating forward and backward over available data. A learning algorithm creates a rule base for classification from these data, once they have been properly prepared. Performance of this data-driven classification system is compared with a more conventional approach based on transition detection on simulated and real data of representative situations. The offline processing of real data allows an accurate classification of manoeuvring segments, with the possibility of synthesizing ground truth lines for performance evaluation
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