AI-Based Real-Time Traffic Management Systems

AI-Based Real-Time Traffic Management Systems

Nilesh N. Thorat (School of Computing, MIT Arts, Design, and Technology University, India), Nilesh M. Kulal (School of Computing, MIT Arts, Design, and Technology University, India), Vijaya S. Patil (School of Computing, MIT Arts, Design, and Technology University, India), Dnyaneshwar U. Kokare (School of Science and Engineering, MIT Arts, Design, and Technology University, India), Sumit arun Hirve (School of Computing, MIT Arts, Design, and Technology University, India), and Anup Date (School of Engineering and Science, MIT Arts, Design, and Technology University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-7367-5.ch023
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Abstract

The implementation of systems that are anchored on AI. The system that is being proposed is designed to optimize the flow of business, minimize the amount of traffic, and improve the general mobility of the community by utilizing sophisticated machine learning algorithms and real-time data analytics. To provide a full overview of the present state of the business, the system incorporates data from a wide variety of sources, such as business cameras, detectors, and bias enabled by GPS. A system that is grounded in artificial intelligence can predict and respond to business dislocations through the utilization of prophetic modeling and dynamic signal control. This allows for the reduction of detainments and the improvement of trip effectiveness. Additionally, the research delves into the armature of the system, examining its limitations in terms of perpetration as well as its implicit benefits. The findings from airman systems in some metropolitan regions reveal considerable improvements in the flow of corporate operations and a reduction in the amount of time spent commuting.
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