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Prediction of Traffic Congestion Propagation

Modeling and quantifying time-lagged accident-induced congestion using causal inference and bootstrap uncertainty analysis.

NAVERTime-Series Representation Learning
2021.01 – 2024.02
Non-recurrent CongestionPropagation MechanismBootstrap Uncertainty
·Motivation
  • Congestion caused by an accident propagates to subsequent roads, delayed and manifested on some of them.
  • Unpredictable delayed events and a lack of historical irregular-event data make the propagation pattern difficult to model.
·Goal

Identify and quantify the propagation mechanisms and time-lag effects of accident-induced non-recurrent congestion.

·Methodology
  • Model the propagation pattern of non-recurrent traffic congestion.
  • Identify the statistical causal relationship between accident and subsequent roads, using the bootstrap to quantify uncertainty in propagation lags.
Prediction of Traffic Congestion Propagation
Prediction of Traffic Congestion Propagation